Procter & Gamble CFO: Movember Hurting Gilette Bottom Line

Mustaches in November

Reason Staff | 1.24.2014 5:20 PM

Procter & Gamble has a problem with Movember: The month in which men sport mustaches to show support for prostate cancer actually affected razor sales for the company that owns Gillette, CFO Jon Moeller told the Financial Times.

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Procter & Gamble CFO: Movember Hurting Gilette Bottom Line

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