In this week’s cross-industry business update, notable moves are reshaping the beauty and consumer-brand landscape. Pat McGrath Labs’ assets are being marketed for sale, signaling potential strategic options for the prestige makeup house and attracting interest from investors and buyers in the luxury beauty space. Starbucks has named its first senior marketing manager dedicated to fashion and beauty, marking a significant step in the coffee giant’s expansion into premium lifestyle branding and fashion-forward partnerships. The new role underscores Starbucks’ ambition to deepen its reach in the fashion and beauty ecosystem. In a separate deal, Coty has sold its remaining stake in Wella for approximately $750 million, completing a strategic portfolio realignment and signaling a continued focus on the company’s core beauty categories and higher-growth brands. Shoppers should also note limited-time discounts across all categories this week, a promotional push designed to drive traffic and reward loyal customers across the brand’s portfolios. Key takeaways: Pat McGrath Labs is exploring asset sale options, Starbucks ramps up fashion and beauty marketing leadership, Coty closes its Wella stake for $750 million, and consumers can enjoy week-long discounts across the store. Stay tuned for more updates on these high-impact moves in beauty, retail marketing, and brand strategy.