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Under the measure, an amendment to a law on women's rights, beauty pageant organizers could face up to two years in prison and a fine of 30,000 euros ($40,000). It's worth noting that pageants are not huge here. Contests are indeed held, mostly …

Speaking of jewelry, Gilmore Family Jewelers and Golden Seashell both offer fine jewelry for purchase as well as repair and cleaning, and Blondstone Jewelry Studio has handmade, artsy pieces. Or you can bop over to The Black Bead for supplies to make …

Fourth, the exit of the euro is typically presented as a strategy designed to gain market shares through a competitive devaluation. This type of approach does not break with the logic of competition of all against all and abandons a strategy of a …

More affluent post-war lifestyles and, specifically, foreign holidays fuelled this increase in demand, but residual conservatism put the early focus on white wines – albeit not those we recognise today. A popular choice then, white Graves, is now …

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But, India has potential to grow in future as there is growing market for luxury products in the country," Bernheim added. The closely held company does not disclose. Continued: 1 | 2 | » · Single Page Format. TAGS: Raymond Weil Bullish Raymond Weil …

In order to promote the new models the luxury carmaker has introduced three new television spouts touting the vehicle's increased performance and range. The ads include a 60 second television spot called “The Station” and two new spots, “Future” and …

Goldman Sachs (GS) created a stir earlier this week when it forecasted that gold would fall to $1,000 an ounce by the end of 2014, as the firm expected the Federal Reserve to reduce its bond buying program. Goldman also suggested that gold miners might …