The original challenger razor brand plans to shave its corporate reputation. Its chief exec, Larry E Bodner, shares how.

The Dollar Shave Club is only a month old, but it has the $13 billion shaving industry in a lather. CEO Michael Dubin and WSJ's Emily Glazer discuss on The News Hub. Photo: Dan Krauss for The Wall ...

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Dollar Shave Club, which posts razors to customers, ran a time limited campaign on Pornhub earlier in 2019. One ad read: "If you use our bathroom products you won't have to visit this site as much." ...

The campaign plays up the brand’s status as the only one in the category to own the concept of a club. While the real-life Dollar Shave Club has no concierge or password, it does offer invites ...

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Online startups like Harry's and Dollar Shave Club brought fresh changes to the shaving industry by making sharp, high-quality razors and sending them to your door for less. Not only men used ...

The direct-to-consumer trailblazer is updating its irreverent streak after a period at Unilever that “neutered” the brand’s edginess, per CEO Larry Bodner.

Back in 2012, Dollar Shave Club debuted with one of the most memorable ads of the decade, if not the century: a direct-to-camera address by real-life co-founder Michael Dubin as he walked through ...