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Church & Dwight (NYSE: CHD) raises 2026 organic sales guide to 4-5% and cash flow to $1.18bn after Q2 beat
Church & Dwight raises 2026 organic sales guide to 4-5% and cash flow to $1.175 billion after a Q2 beat, though a softer Q3 EPS view sets the next test.
Roche Bobois changes its top leadership as the luxury furniture slowdown reaches a critical stage
Éric Amourdedieu will lead Roche Bobois after the listed French furniture group removed Guillaume Demulier and promoted finance chief Stéphanie Berson within a streamlined executive board.
adidas Q2 2026: ADS shares plunge 17% despite record €6.7bn in quarterly sales
adidas posted record €6.7bn Q2 sales and lifted FY26 revenue guidance, yet ADS shares fell 17% as a €924m World Cup marketing bill flagged H2 margin risk.
Michael Hill International (ASX: MHJ) expects FY26 EBIT to jump up to 57% as same-store sales rise
Michael Hill International has delivered sales growth across Australia, Canada and New Zealand while lifting expected FY26 comparable EBIT by at least 44%. The stronger profit outlook suggests that portfolio simplification and tighter retail execution are gaining traction, although the full-year margin, dividend decision and second-half earnings profile remain important tests.
Tata Consumer (NSE: TATACONSUM): Can newer brands justify the FMCG premium?
Tata Consumer’s growth brands surged 47%, but can margin expansion and pricing support NSE: TATACONSUM’s premium valuation? Read the analysis.
Coles Group (ASX: COL) faces private-label scrutiny after ABC tomato paste forensic testing
Coles-brand tomato paste flagged in ABC forensic testing while Woolworths labels passed, adding supply-chain risk to a stock already under ACCC scrutiny.
Reckitt Benckiser (LSE: RKT) advances Russia exit with ÂŁ175m disposal loss
Reckitt Benckiser Group is accepting a ÂŁ175 million post-tax loss to sell its Russian hygiene operations. The disposal reduces sanctions and geopolitical exposure while leaving adjusted profit expectations and its Russian health business intact.
Why Valvoline recruited a former Shake Shack CFO and KFC’s chief during its biggest growth phase
Valvoline Inc. is strengthening its board with executives experienced in capital markets, data-led restaurant expansion and managing large franchise networks.
Why Roots’ new Vancouver airport store could matter more than its small footprint suggests
Roots Corporation is placing destination-specific products inside Vancouver International Airport through Hudson, testing whether travel retail can become a repeatable growth channel rather than a limited brand showcase.
Chanel’s new CFO inherits a $19bn brand at a deceptively difficult moment
Chanel has recruited Hélène de Tissot to replace retiring finance chief Philippe Blondiaux, while Pernod Ricard has promoted transformation leader Mauve Croizat during a demanding period for both consumer groups.