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LOreal, the worlds biggest cosmetics group, forecast a strong rebound in makeup sales when the COVID-19 pandemic gives way to a roaring 20s when people get dressed up and go out again to socialise.Shares in LOreal, owner of brands such as Maybelline, Lancome and Garnier, rose on Friday after the group reported higher than expected fourth-quarter sales growth, broadly outperforming a cosmetics market hit hard by the pandemic.The company said that with many hair salons still closed and millions of consumers in lockdown, it was cautious about prospects for the market.It forecast though that the 4.8 per cent comparabl
stanley usa e sales growth seen in the past three months of 2020 would continue into the first quarter.LOreal CEO and Chairman Jean-Paul Agon said sales would accelerate sharply as COVID-19 vaccines are distributed and levels of infection subside.People will be happy to go out again, to socialise, he said at a presentation of the companys results. This will be like the Ro
stanley cup aring 20s, there will be a fiesta in makeup and in fragrances, he said, referring to the 1920s post-war economic boom, when people wore daring fashions and partied.He said strong sales in China, where many COVID-19 restrictions have been eased, offered a sneak preview of what the rest of the world could expect. LOreal said its sales in China were up 27 per cent in 2020.LOreals shares were up 2.9 per cent on Thursday, among the strongest performers on Frances benchmark CAC-40
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HOLDEN, Maine 鈥?A Carmel man was taken to the hospital Thursday after his sport utility vehicle was rear-ended by a large utility pickup on U.S. Route 1A.Brent Hewes, 40, was released from Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor after being treated for neck and head pain, Holden police Sgt. Eugene Fizell said Thursday night.Fizell said the accident happened about 5:30 p.m. near the intersection with South Road after Hewes pulled over into the breakdown lane to look at some paperwork. As Hewes was doing so, the rear quarter panel of his Volvo XC90 was struck from behind by a 2005 Chevrolet 2500 p
stanley botella ickup truck registered to Roof Systems of Maine and driven by Donald Miller, 26, of Eddington.Hewes had taken his seat belt off while examining his paperwork and impact fr
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stanley cup vehicle with what Fizell described as a severe jarring effect. Fizell said it appeared that driver inattention on Millers part was a factor in the crash. He said the roofers were returning from working on Mount Desert Island and had spent more than an hour stuck in traffic resulting from a serious accident on Route 3.Neither Miller nor his co-worker, 51-year-old John Tracey of Bangor, were injured, Fizell said, adding that both men were wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.Fizell estimated damage to both vehicles at $7,000.He said he was assisted at the accident scene by Holden fire and rescue personnel and Capital Ambulance.More articles from the BDN
