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Herbalife Fuels ‘2.0’ Relaunch With Survey: 40% Of US Consumers Have Some Sort Of Second Job

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

Survey it commissioned shows 40% of US consumers turning to “side hustles” such as selling products for MLMs. Firm also launched 106 SKUs during the January-March period and has hired former Fiat Chrysler Automobiles exec as investors relations VP.

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Herbalife Nutrition Ltd. will have a full plate of first-quarter news to report on 2 May in addition to its results.

On consecutive days earlier in April, the Los Angeles-based wellness, nutritional and weight loss product direct seller announced that a...

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