Revlon Inc.

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"Consumer demand for our products remains strong, but our challenging capital structure has limited our ability to navigate macro-economic issues," said CEO Debra Perelman.

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"While consumer demand for Revlon's products remained strong, supply chain challenges are putting pressures on our ability to meet this demand," CEO Debra Perelman told investors on May 7.

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Citi lost a round in its legal effort to recoup $500 million that it mistakenly paid to lenders to cosmetics giant Revlon.

Urovant Sciences and Cbak Energy Technology were among the best small-cap stocks during Friday trading. Revlon and Party City shares were falling.

Revlon and its bondholders are nearing an agreement to tender nearly 70% of a $343 million bond issue that comes due next week.

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Citigroup will resume slashing its workforce in a bid to cut costs ahead of what is expected to be a rising wave of loan losses and a risk-related reprimand.

Citigroup in error gave $900 million to Revlon lenders and now it wants that money back, media reports say.

Revlon shares are down after the cosmetics company reported a wider second-quarter loss on 39% lower revenue.

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We did some buying last week, adding to four positions as the broader market marched higher.

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This retailer misses estimates, but its higher costs reflect the company's turnaround strategy.

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Inflation fears brought the major indices down this week, while the model portfolio fared well.

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News of a multiyear contract this morning points to this company's sweet position.

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