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The Estée Lauder Companies to face lawsuit over China daigou issues

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The Estée Lauder Companies (ELC) and the group’s former CEO Fabrizio Freda and CFO Tracey Travis are to face a lawsuit that claims shareholders were defrauded over the American beauty group’s alleged concealment of its overdependence on daigou-related sales in China, a United States District Judge ruled yesterday (31 March). ELC had sought dismissal of the case, arguing there was no proof of fraudulent intent, nor that any legally actionable fal…
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The Estée Lauder Companies to face lawsuit over China daigou issues

The Estée Lauder Companies (ELC) and the group’s former CEO Fabrizio Freda and CFO Tracey Travis are to face a lawsuit that claims shareholders were defrauded over the American beauty group’s alleged concealment of its overdependence on daigou-related sales in China, a United States District Judge ruled yesterday (31 March). ELC had sought dismissal of the case, arguing there was no proof of fraudulent intent, nor that any legally actionable fal…

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