Despite Burberry's recent profit warning, several luxury goods purveyors look attractive.
The makeup manufacturer's e-sales have tripled in the past 5 years, and the company expects the growth to continue.
One gold miner in particular is looking attractive for a short-term trade.
Growth reports in Germany and France come in better than forecast. Retail sales in the US increase for the first time in 4 months. Groupon shares plunge to record low on a revenue miss and lowered outlook. Home Depot climbs as it beats expectations.
The cosmetics company hopes to convert more travelers into purchasers.
SuperValu is upgraded to 'neutral,' and Facebook is initiated with a 'buy.'
The plastic containers are still there, but the company has found success with perfumes and creams in some parts of the world.
The cosmetics giant needs to join forces with Coty or someone else.
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