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Ulta Beauty names insider Chris Lialios as interim CFO

Jun 25, 2025 6:28 AM

June 25 (Reuters) - Ulta Beauty ( ULTA ) on Wednesday

named Chris Lialios as its interim chief financial officer,

replacing Paula Oyibo who has left the company.

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