Revlon CEO Garcia Resigns Amid Continued Turnaround Challenges
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
The former Colgate-Palmolive exec served less than two years as CEO of Revlon, which continues to be plagued by declining sales and widening losses despite brand revival efforts and investments in e-commerce. There were bright spots in the fourth quarter, including renewed growth in the firm's US color cosmetics business.
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