Avon net falls in 4Q on troubles in Brazil, Russia

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Avon net falls in 4Q on troubles in Brazil, Russia - Yahoo Finance

NEW YORK (AP) -- Supply problems in Brazil, poor sales in Russia and rising costs for raw materials pushed Avon Products Inc.'s net income down 15 percent in the fourth quarter. The cosmetics company plans to raise prices to offset rising costs for ...

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