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February 18, 2005

Sea Change at L'Oreal: Agon Tapped to Succeed

A seismic tremor raced through the cosmetics industry as Lindsay Owen-Jones said Jean-Paul Agon will succeed him next year as ceo of L'Oreal.

By Pete Born and Julie Naughton

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A seismic tremor raced through the cosmetics industry as Lindsay Owen-Jones said Jean-Paul Agon will succeed him next year as ceo of L'Oreal.

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A seismic tremor raced through the cosmetics industry as Lindsay Owen-Jones said Jean-Paul Agon will succeed him next year as ceo of L'Oreal.

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