The News In Brief

The cosmetic group has rejected a takeover offer from True, a private equity firm, and is now likely to pursue a capital raise from existing shareholders.

The luxury resale platform expanded its EBITDA margin as well, demonstrating that the secondhand fashion sector stands to benefit from tariffs and rising prices in high-end fashion.

The eyewear maker said it will discontinue its longstanding program amid its ongoing brick-and-mortar expansion, and announced that its finance chief, Steve Miller, will leave the business in October.

The New York-based fitness technology company is laying off 6 percent of its workers globally.

The US hair care company reported a 2.3 percent sales gain, its first in four quarters, and has made inroads on its transformation strategy, chief executive Amanda Baldwin told The Business of Beauty.

The global health company’s annual profit forecast fell below estimates, despite largely meeting quarterly earnings expectations.

The cosmetics and skincare company saw sales rise for a 26th consecutive quarter, but declined to issue full-year guidance due to tariffs in the US.

Demand from retailers for its e-commerce services remains strong despite tariff-related anxiety.

The tween jewellery retailer reported in court filings in Delaware that it had debts of between $1 billion and $10 billion.

The Japanese beauty giant reported a sales decline in the first half of the year 2025 but a 21.3 percent increase in its operating profit as it implements a turnaround.

The European personal care giant saw its stock price slide 10 percent after lowering its full-year sales guidance.

The Omani luxury fragrance brand’s sales surged 60 percent year-over-year, with supersized growth in all of its international markets.