With the reopening of Michael’s this week, the power lunch is back. Here, we asked some movers and shakers to share where they’re excited to go as restaurants in New York and Los Angeles start to welcome back customers.

Many — but not all — of beauty’s top CEOs took pay cuts in 2020.

Tatcha, Drunk Elephant and Fenty Beauty are among the 125-plus brands that will be available at Sephora at Kohl’s.

Charles Rosier, the CEO of one of beauty’s fastest-growing brands, on how Augustinus Bader has had explosive growth even during the dark days of the pandemic.

From mushrooms to mitochondria, a look at the developments in health that are most expected to impact beauty in the year ahead.

“We’re at a critical juncture and the amount that we consume and waste as a country, but also as a beauty industry, is mind-blowing and has to change. We don’t have a choice,” said Mia Davis of Credo Beauty.

The brand’s proprietary technology enables it to create personalized products at scale without holding on to finished goods inventory.

Founders from Pacifica, Loli, Klur and more share their best practices.

Speakers also addressed the buying habits of skin care loving Gen Z consumers.

CEO Mohit Dhanjal has identified key “pockets of opportunity.” 

The former teacher and founder of Hanahana beauty is a lesson in how young brands can have a big impact.

The Brooklyn-based retailer opened her newest store in September.

Cofounder Emily Parr used the pandemic to rethink key tenets of the skin care brand.

The skin care brand’s chic-meets-effective ethos has found widespread acceptance and fueled a boom in online distribution.

Despite the difficulties of selling fragrance online, Veronique Gabai-Pinsky quickly shifted to a digital model as the impact of COVID-19 became clear.