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Reckitt Benckiser first quarter revenue rises to $4.9 billion; Kris Licht appointed CEO

By: MarketWatch
The consumer-goods company said revenue for the quarter was of £3.92 billion ($4.86 billion), compared with £3.42 billion the same period a year ago
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