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Tupperware Is Joining UN In Fight For Gender Equality

 
Tupperware is one of three companies to announce a new partnership with UN Women’s HeForShe program.
Rick Goings, the chairman and chief executive of Tupperware Brands  TUP 0.93% , would like his fellow CEOs to look at promoting women the way Wall Street looks at investing in undervalued companies: It’s not about doing the right thing or scoring PR points, it’s simply good business.

“I want them to see the business case for gender parity,” Goings told Fortune. “In business, women are under-appreciated assets, and there will be a business advantage for those who seize the opportunity to develop them. ”

That’s one reason why Tupperware Brands, which has a business model that relies on a predominantly female sales force around the globe, has signed on as one of the first companies participating in HeForShe, the UN Women’s program in support of

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Amway India’s Focus On Skincare Expected To Bring 18% Growth

 
Amway India is betting big on its skin whitening range, which accounts for around 60 per cent of the Rs 7,500-crore skincare market.
The direct-selling FMCG company expects to clock an 18 per cent growth in its beauty brand Attitude on the back of its new “Be Bright” range of products. It will also invest Rs 20 crore on the marketing for Attitude, slated to be worth Rs 200 crore in three years.

“Beauty and personal care for Amway India is important. In India, the market for whitening is around 57-60 per cent of the total facial care market. We felt we were underrepresented. Our portfolio was not complete.

“We did a research with our consumers. Our research centres were – Calcutta, Nagpur and Chennai. And, we came out with the Be Bright range,” said

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