Lâ€™Oreal Profit Rises 25%; CEO Agon to Become Chairman

Lâ€™Oreal SA, the worldâ€™s largest cosmetics maker, reported a 25 percent increase in 2010 profit and said Chief Executive Officer Jean-Paul Agon will also take on the role of chairman, succeeding Lindsay Owen-Jones.

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