The British consumer goods company, which sells brands including Enfamil formula, is reviewing the business globally and has been informall...

Reckitt will retain an 8% stake in the unit and sees net cash proceeds of about $1.3 billion, which it plans to use to reduce debt, the com...

The maker of Dettol soap and Lizol disinfectant said the brand identity and iconography is now more “recognisable”. The implementation of t...

Narasimhan to replace another Indian, Rakesh Kapoor, at the British firm.

Kellogg and Reckitt Benckiser are the latest entrants in the race to acquire the consumer nutrition biz.

India-born Gurveen Singh, currently RB’s head of HR for developing markets based in Dubai, will succeed Deborah Yates.

The country accounts for 2-9% of the global sales of Unilever, Colgate, GlaxoSmithKline, Coca-Cola, and others, and is potentially a high-g...

“Sales have been hit by the introduction of India’s goods and services tax, which has prompted retailers to slash their prices,” the compan...

The firm has launched a series of Dettol brand variants at entry-level prices to push volumes, especially in tier II and tier III towns.

Building toilets is one part of the solution… The other part is getting people to use and maintain them. We need outcomes and we need to ch...

The Indian arm of UK-based Reckitt Benckiser Group plc, the makers of famous antiseptic brand 'Dettol', had moved the court alleging Hindus...

This would pit the 80-year-old Dettol directly against Vim, that has been dominating the dishwashing space for close to 100 years.

A plea by Reckitt Benckiser (India) Ltd's shareholder challenging the firm's decision to reduce its share capital has been dismissed by the...

Chander Mohan Sethi, CMD (India), Reckitt Benckiser, in an interview with ET said that the company is operating under huge cost pressures.

The multi-crore brands were being marketed and sold by Boots Piramal Joint Venture till September.

The acquisition follows Reckitt Benckiser's global acquisition of Alliance Boots' OTC business.

This time it’s a low-profile Indian who has made it to the global roster of a mega corp.