May 10

Why Other Direct-to-Consumer Brands Can Take a Page Out of Harry’s Playbook

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It’s possible that the $1.37 billion acquisition of Harry’s by Edgewell Personal Care is both a win and loss for the once direct-to-consumer shaving company. Sure, the founders are now leading all of Edgewell’s U.S. operations, but at the cost of owning and operating an independent company. When P&G acquired Walker & Company, the chattering…

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