Estee Lauder

Estée Lauder to buy remaining stake in Forest Essentials, take full control of Ayurvedic beauty brand

The transaction is expected to close in the second half of calendar year 2026

Estée Lauder doubles down on India as luxury beauty market expands

The overall beauty market in India is expanding faster than GDP — growing 9–10 percent annually, with prestige beauty up 14 percent and luxury beauty at 16 percent. Estée Lauder holds a leading share across these categories and is now focusing on expanding access through new formats and smaller packs

Beauty giant Estee Lauder clears major India investment to tap rising mass-luxury demand

Faverie said that emerging markets are set to contribute 15–16 percent of Estée Lauder’s global business in the foreseeable future, led by India.

Good Glamm Group onboards Estee Lauder veteran Lauren Bloomer to lead international expansion

Bloomer comes with over 23 years of experience in the beauty and consumer goods industries to her new role, where she will spearhead the Good Glamm Group’s international growth and expansion.

Estee Lauder to cut jobs on skittish China demand; shares surge 19%

Estee witnessed "a small reduction in market share" during the second quarter in China, CEO Fabrizio Freda said on an analysts call.

World Street | China's market restrictions, Novartis' M&A bid, Yandex's Russia exit, Estee Lauder's jobs cuts and more

From Chinese regulator's new restrictions and Bank of Japan's plans to shift gears to Invitae's bankruptcy woes and Novartis' mega acquisition bid,here's a look at some of the major developments from across the world.

Did you know there is something called the Lipstick Index?

'Lipstick Index' is based on the premise that purchases of cosmetics, particularly lipstick, is inversely related to economic health

Airport adds personal touch to woo big-spending Chinese

In the gleaming open spaces of a duty free store at Frankfurt airport, 32 year old Benny from China is ticking off items on his shopping list with the aid of the airport's new Mandarin-speaking personal shopper, Wasim Hussein.

Ex-banker's cosmetic brand soars on herbal craze

Samrath Bedi recognised the potential of Ayurveda and gave up a banking job in New York in 2001 to start Forest Essentials