Gillette, Harry's, and Dollar Shave Club are engaged in a fierce battle over the market for subscriptions and home delivery of shaving products. The customer benefits of such clubs are convenience ...

We Tried Dollar Shave Club, Harry’s and Gillette—One Was Clearly the Best Now that Gillette has its own subscription razor service, which company offers the best deal and service?

Gillette's suit says Dollar Shave Club has 2 million members and about 10% of the U.S. market for men's razor cartridges. Gillette estimates it has 70% of the razor market worldwide.

The Wall Street Journal, in a report this week on Gillette's price changes, said Gillette's refill razors are $2 to $6 a cartridge when not in bulk, compared with $2 to $2.75 per Schick cartridge.

Gillette started its own online subscription service in 2014, calling it Gillette Shave Club. Dollar Shave Club still commands half the online razor market, according to Slice Intelligence.

The razor wars are headed to court. Gillette filed a patent lawsuit Thursday against Dollar Shave Club Inc., an online subscription service that in just three years has chipped away at Gillette ...

New razors. Gillette's struggles have extended beyond a market downturn. ... Dollar Shave Club has expanded its brick-and-mortar presence since Unilever acquired the company two years ago.

Gillette’s newest razor doesn’t come with an extra blade or better handle. Instead, the $200 razor heats up to give men the “pleasure of a hot towel shave.” ...

Boston-based Gillette is suing Dollar Shave Club, alleging that the online men's grooming subscription service's razors use patented technology.Gillette, which is owned by Procter & Gamble, filed ...

Shaving giant Gillette Co. has filed a lawsuit claiming the razors of upstart rival Dollar Shave Club illegally use the Boston company’s patented razor blade technology.The Procter & Gamble ...

The Gillette Soccer Club hit a milestone last weekend at Bicentennial Park, celebrating the 40th anniversary of its founding.

Gillette is protecting a business that, though glorious for years, will never be the same again. Unfortunately for Gillette, this move won't stop Dollar Shave Club or the decline of razor blade ...