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The Bush Administration Gets Pricey Gifts
Posted Dec 9th 2007 2:02PM by Deidre Woollard
What, oh what, to give the leader of the free world?
From the looks of an official record of gifts to President Bush last year, it's clear the average pen set and card won't do.
Try an $11,000 Cartier Santos Dumont watch with an 18K white gold case, given to Bush in April 2006 by Thailand's prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra. >>>
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Trapped in the gift card web
Don't get tangled up with fees and other limits.
Madlen Read / Associated Press
People are increasingly turning to gift cards as spending hours in a crowded mall looking for that last Xbox, iPod or Elmo grows less and less appealing. But shoppers should do a bit of research first. The gift cards that require the most diligence are from banks and credit-card companies. They can be used nearly anywhere the issuer's credit card is accepted. More importantly, they expire, and the issuers tend to tack on fees. >>>
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Gold regains strength in advance of Fed decision
ATUL PRAKASH Reuters, December 10,
Gold bounced on bargain hunting on Monday after a drop of around 1 per cent last week, but the metal was likely to trade in a tight range ahead of a decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve on interest rates.
Spot gold rose to $800.00/800.80 (U.S.) by 10:39 (GMT) from $794.90/795.70 late in New York on Friday, when it fell more than $8 on the back of weaker crude oil prices
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Know - How
NRC hands-off on blue topaz stock
National Jewler December 07, 2007
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) said Thursday it won't be taking any action regarding current inventories of blue topaz, putting to rest months of speculation over the fate of current supplies of the popular gemstone.
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De Beers ticks into new market National Jereler December 06, 2007
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| De Beers' new watch line is modeled after talisman medallions, which traditionally were worn for strength, protection and good luck. |
and good luckDe Beers is now in the business of keeping time. In November, the diamond giant launched a line of eight men's and women's watches priced between $12,000 and $38,000. Though the watches can be seen on De Beers' Web site, Debeers.com, they can be purchased only at De Beers retail stores.>>>
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Crash Course in Pearl Selection and Grades
Posted by Jewelry News at Saturday, December 08,
What could be more beautiful, more traditional, more right than watching your bride walk down the aisle adorned in pearls? But buying fine jewelry for the woman of your dreams may seem to be a daunting task. Let me make it easy for you. There is nothing more beautiful to complement a wedding dress than a stunning strand of pearls.>>>
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Marketing
High-End Marketers Push Higher Men's Jewelry Sales
by Sarah Mahoney, Wednesday, Dec 5
BEEN NOTICING A LITTLE MORE bling in your weekly sales meetings? A new report from Unity Marketing says that's because sales of men's fine jewelry is hot, doubling to $6 billion from 2004 to 2006. While that still accounts for just about 10% of the total jewelry market, says Pam Danziger, president of Unity, "it's becoming too large a market for most companies to ignore." >>>
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New York Shopping: Chains and Bargains
by Gail Robinson December 10,
As she prepared to ring up a young couple's purchase of heavily discounted women's clothing at the Century 21 store in lower Manhattan, the sales clerk made the routine request. "Would you like a Century 21 Card?" she asked. The man declined. "We're from Denmark," he explained, adding the card would probably be of little use there. >>> |
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