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Procter & Gamble shares dropped 1.61% Friday, erasing earlier gains and ending the week 0.6% lower. CFO Andre Schulten will address investors at a Deutsche Bank conference on Wednesday.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record 50,579.70 on Friday, rising 0.6% as investors responded to progress in U.S.-Iran talks and strong earnings. The S&P 500 marked its eighth straight weekly gain.

U.S. stock futures climbed Friday as lower Treasury yields lifted tech shares, with Nvidia guiding above estimates and Workday surging. Oil prices rose on geopolitical risks, but markets found support from easing bond yields.

Estée Lauder shares rose about 10% in extended trading after ending merger discussions with Spain's Puig, shifting focus to its standalone turnaround strategy.

e.l.f. Beauty shares dropped 9.3% to a 52-week low of $55.19 on Monday, pressured by a Morgan Stanley downgrade and broader weakness in the beauty sector ahead of its fiscal Q4 earnings release.

Estée Lauder raised its fiscal 2026 profit outlook and expanded restructuring, targeting 9,000-10,000 job cuts, as Q3 sales rose 5% to $3.71B. Shares surged about 7%.

Coca-Cola FEMSA reported robust 2025 earnings with steady valuation, while Estée Lauder shares reflect fair value despite recent declines. Lithium Americas faces questions after a share price drop.

Estée Lauder shares continued their downward trajectory Tuesday, dropping approximately 2.2% in premarket trading following Monday's 8.5% plunge. The beauty sector faces renewed pressure from margin concerns and travel retail headwinds.