Arden Gains Over 40% In Quarter As Firm Adds Class To Mass Distribution
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Propelled by the early 2000 addition of a venerable name to its beauty products portfolio and a business more than doubled in size, Elizabeth Arden, formerly French Fragrances International, added 41% to its stock price in the first quarter.
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