If convicted, they face up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine. Faison and Thomas were arrested in April in Maryland and extradited to Ogden in June to face state felony and misdemeanor charges for the alleged jewelry theft. Those charges …

In addition to the abovementioned collections, it also features highly collectible timepieces by Patek Philippe, 19th and 20th century furniture, sterling silver and impressive works of fine art. “I've never seen a collection of Netsuke quite as …

Family activities and the juried work of 130 artist will be draws for this year's WheatonArts Festival of Fine Crafts, held Oct. 5 and 6 at the 65-acre Millville cultural center. The annual festival will run 10 a.m. … Jewelry and wearable arts are …

… and remind us of people who are important to us. Lee Read Jewelers, which has been in the Treasure Valley for 50 years, offers fine and casual jewelry in traditional and contemporary styles or will create a custom piece for you. In 2000, several …

Oftentimes, jewelry mirrors its wearer's own disposition. Among the more expressive patrons of fine diamond jewelry today, stand-up comedian Lil Duval has developed a diverse collection of men's solid gold jewelry that is just as energetic and vibrant …

In addition, as a result of the significant devaluation of the currencies of a number of countries running large current account deficits, the exporters in these countries are now much more competitive and better positioned to benefit from any recovery …

The fundamental lesson, however, in all these examples is that no where has any of the economic leaderships opted for seeking enhanced competitive advantage through currency devaluation, but instead have invariably gone for improving real value …

He added that increase in capacity will bring in economies of scale and improved product quality through facilities matching any world class steel foundry; thereby making company's product more competitive. As on March 31, 2013, exports constituted 53 …

Ensuring that our low-income students are achieving at the same level as their more affluent peers is both a moral and economic imperative. Not only does our persistent achievement gap impede our ability to break the cycle of poverty, but it also …