Revlon Inc. posted a higher fourth-quarter profit driven by sales of its new Vital Radiance line for older women and additions to its Almay line. Net profit was recorded at $64.3 million (17 cents per share) compared with $46.2 million (12 cents per share) a year earlier, which was the company’s first profitable quarter in six years. Analysts expected the cosmetics maker to earn 17 cents per share. In February, Revlon said it would cut about 165 jobs (or less than 2.5% of its wo...