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They Have Their Eyes on the Thighs

NEW YORK -- Products created to thin thighs could also fatten profits.

Inspired by the success in department…

Beauty’s New Measure: the Quick and the Dead

NEW YORK -- Once purely an art, cosmetics merchandising is becoming a science.

The advent of scanner and…

CCA’s Five Percent Solution

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The skin care brands of CCA Industries aren't as well known as those of, say…

Lipstick Puts Smiles on Mass Retailers’ Faces

NEW YORK -- Mass market retailers finally have a reason to smack their lips.

The enthusiasm is due to a crop of

Revco/Hook Merger: Latest in a Series

NEW YORK -- The big continue to get bigger in the chain drugstore industry, at the expense of smaller…

A New Heavyweight Lands in Manhattan

NEW YORK -- With one bold move, Woolworth Corp.'s Rx Place Drug Marts has become Manhattan's third-largest…

FMG Trying to Bridge Gap From Mass to Class

NEW YORK -- The Fragrance Marketing Group is trying to straddle the mass-class divide.

As the lines between…

Retailers Hungry for New Fragrances

NEW YORK -- Mass market retailers have been grumbling lately when presented with a bevy of new products.

Space

Playing the Angles the Ruthless Way

LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. -- Ruthless Health & Beauty Aids is breaking the rules.

While most of the nation's…

Raley’s Aims to Stretch Out in Bath Area

NEW YORK -- Raley's, a West Coast supermarket chain, is exploring the possibility of featuring an expanded…

A Little Guy Shows How to do it

LINDEN, N.J. -- While Phar-Mor and Drug Emporium -- two deep discount drugstore leaders -- are battling back…

GNC Pumping Up its Cosmetics

NEW YORK -- Long known for its array of vitamins and diet supplements, General Nutrition Center stores are…

Eckerd Not Held Back By Bath Market Blues

LARGO, Fla. -- At a time when many mass marketers are wondering if they have expanded too far and too fast…

Line Saturation Puts Damper On Bath Biz

NEW YORK -- Too many toes in the tub.

That, say some mass market retailers, is why a number of them are afraid

Reviving Matchabelli’s Old Stars

DARIEN, Conn. -- Parfums de Coeur is cleaning the rust off a trio of fragrances that used to be mass market…