Shares of Helen of Troy Ltd. rose after hours on Wednesday after the designer of home and wellness products released a full-year profit forecast and fourth-quarter results that came in above Wall Street’s expectations.
The company — which sells products like Revlon cosmetics, Pur water filters and Oxo food-storage containers, as well as things like humidifiers — also announced that its chief executive, Julien Mininberg, plans to retire on Feb. 29, 2024, and that its board had appointed Noel Geoffroy, currently chief operating…
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