The brand will take over Sephora Brazil windows and host a “lipstick giveaway” for a period of time.

Cos Bar and Tatcha have gotten new chief executive officers, and Skinfix has a new general manager.

The Estée Lauder Cos. Inc.’s newly appointed chief data officer talks “connecting the dots to find something that’s desirable and aspirational for consumers.”

Negatively impacted by the coronavirus, Becca will officially close in September.

In three years, Lauder plans to buy the rest of the company at a to-be-determined valuation.

In January, WWD Beauty Inc reached out to more than a dozen major beauty companies to track whether internal progress had been made toward diversity.

“The power is back in the consumer’s hands,” said Sharmadean Reid, whose company Beautystack is behind a comprehensive survey of beauty trends in 2021, and beyond. “The playing field has leveled and things have become more democratic.”

Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Estée Lauder posted 5 percent net sales growth.

The Estée Lauder Cos. Inc. has named a new supply chain executive, and CVS Pharmacy has a new vice president of beauty.

In a tough year, scent sales were a bright spot for beauty.

Shana Randhava, who was in the new business development role before Smith, has taken on a larger role leading Estée Lauder’s New Incubation Ventures.

A new report from Cosmetify outlines the cheapest — and most costly — markets for buying beauty.

The global brand president of Estée Lauder on cross-generational, cross-geographical relevance on the eve of Lauder’s 75th anniversary.

Unprecedented times call for agility, innovation and resilience. Here, WWD Beauty Inc honors the industry’s power players and brands who demonstrated those traits — and much more.

The Estée Lauder Cos. Inc., Reformation and more push for climate action while Christian Siriano sanctions resale with a new thrift logo for ThredUp.