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You Can Tell a Cosmetics Firm by the Complexion of Its Offices
By Angela Taylor
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HELENA RUBINSTEIN has art, Estee Lauder has porcelains, and Revlon has its very own chef. With the beauty industry's three most ardent competitors ensconced in the new General Motors Building at 767 Fifth Avenue, one would expect microphones, hidden in the paneling, spies disguised as coffee-wagon boys and duels with hair spray cans in the lobby. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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