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Quiksilver is riding a wave of red ink
Surf apparel company Quiksilver Inc. hasn't given investors much to be stoked about in recent years. The Huntington Beach company owns some of the biggest brands in action sports: Quiksilver, Roxy, DC and others. Yet it has lost money each of the last...
Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Volcom Incorporated, Companies and Corporations, Quiksilver Incorporated
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No uniform, no class for ASD students
Allentown students who don't wear the district's new uniforms when school resumes after summer vacation won't be allowed in their regular classroom, district officials say. And students who continually refuse to wear a uniform will face detention and in-...
Tags: American School for the Deaf, Allentown, Students, Teaching and Learning
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Father's Day spending is up
But it still falls short of what's spent on Mom Melena Houser Estrada and her friend Mackenzie Campbell, both 7, stood side by side in the card aisle of the Grape Road Mishawaka Meijer on Thursday. Each girl picked up a card, read it carefully, then...
Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Father's Day, LEGO Group, Economic Indicator, Consumers
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On the Town: The Zone Academy handed $10,000 check
Kathy Kashuba, president of the woman’s philanthropic organization L’Aureole, completed her year in which the group raised $10,000 for The Zone Academy, an after-school program at the Glendale Salvation Army. Benefit Chairwoman Joanie...
Tags: Giles, Disneyland Park, Entertainment, The Salvation Army, Mount Vernon
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Grand Central Market: Where fashion and food rub elbows
After RSVPing for an upcoming Band of Outsiders-hosted dinner in honor of fashion journalist, canning wunderkind and Grand Central Market consultant Kevin West, The Times' fashion critic and I decamped to the 97-year-old downtown landmark -- where we...
Tags: Band of Outsiders, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Book, Meatballs, Animal
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Lauren Conrad: Reality TV told only 'half my story'
Lauren Conrad has kept a low TV profile since she ended her reality TV days of MTV's "Laguna Beach" and its spinoff "The Hills." And she's not itching to get back in that spotlight. "I only ever got to tell half my story," Conrad told Marie Claire,...
Tags: Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, Politics, Heidi Montag, Kristin Cavallari
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Retail notebook: Forever 21 grows at Sawgrass Mills
Forever 21 grows at Sawgrass Mills The remodeled and expanded Forever 21 store at Sawgrass Mills Mall in Sunrise has opened its doors again. The store had a soft opening on May 24 and has its grand re-opening on June 1. The trendy apparel and...Tags: Miami Beach, Clothing, Services and Shopping, Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Joan Rivers stages a takeover of E! for her 80th birthday
Can we talk? Joan Rivers is celebrating her 80th birthday Saturday. And the outspoken Rivers will be marking the occasion all next week in her usual take-no-prisoners fashion: She's taking over the E! network. Starting Monday and continuing through...
Tags: E! News (tv program), Television, Entertainment, House of Lies (tv program), The New Girl (tv program)
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Taylor Swift wears Pucci to 2013 FiFi Awards
Taylor Swift wore an Emilio Pucci white silk plisse halter-neck dress with sheer midriff and a train to the 2013 FiFi Awards in New York on Wednesday, where she won for celebrity fragrance of the year. [Perez Hilton] John Galliano went on the "Charlie...
Tags: Roberto Cavalli, MaxMara, Kmart, Perez Hilton, John Galliano
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Birthday shoutout: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
Today is the birthday of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, and we want you to focus on two numbers. The first number is 27. That's their age. Does it make you feel old that Mary-Kate and Ashley are 27? The second number is $300 million. That's their...
Tags: New Products
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In apparel industry, advantages of Made in U.S.A. label wear thin
Patriotism isn't easy. Just ask L.A.'s garment makers. Three years after combining their names to create Venley, a company that produces T-shirts and other basics in a downtown Los Angeles factory, onetime fraternity brothers Nick Ventura and Kevin...
Tags: Human Rights, Work Rules Contract Issues, China, Trade Agreements, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
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Sarah Jessica Parker launching shoe collection with Blahnik exec
Sarah Jessica Parker, who brought the shoe-loving Carrie Bradshaw to life on "Sex and the City," is reverting to type: She is launching a shoe collection in collaboration with George Malkemus, longtime head of Manolo Blahnik. “In a silly way, I...
Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, One Direction (music group), Sarah Jessica Parker, Nordstrom, ABC (tv network)
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