The brand is now owned by Labelux, a fashion holding company based in Switzerland, which also owns other luxury leather goods companies like Bally, Belstaff and Zagliani. Aside from never having had an "it" bag or shoe, today's Jimmy Choo makes a …

The bag for men, designed by Ermenegildo Zegna, a luxury Italian fashionhouse, contains skincare products from Acca Kappa, while the clutch bag for women (pictured), designed by Trussardi, includes products from high-end Australian brand Aesop.

A man wipes the logo of the Dell IT firm at the CeBIT exhibition centre in Hannover February 28, 2010. — Reuters file picSAN FRANCISCO, Aug 11 — Months of public bickering, secretive backroom negotiations and eleventh-hour deals for control of Dell …

Which is why when it comes to taking a holiday with them, rather than from them, there appears to be no debate: the phone and the slate and often even a notebook are as high on the list as packing clean underwear. … users, there is a similar Sony …

The Washington County Arts Council's gallery in downtown Hagerstown is a wonderful place to view paintings, sculptures, photographs and even jewelry created by local artists. The council is an asset to the arts culture in our community and … One of …

Hejtmanek creates jewelry from wire, stained glass and beads, and she makes ornaments and mobiles using stained glass and copper. She earned a bachelor's of fine arts degree in sculpture from Indiana University. Her stained-glass windows are in several …

If people—notably women—want to lug around a 30-pound handbag with them wherever they go, fine; don't complain to me when you need to see an osteopath. But we live in a mostly free country, and so, sure, carry a handbag, or a purse, or a clutch, or …

Maxwell Jewelry Company was the Watch Inspector for the Old Reliable M. & O. Railroad. Perry and Walter's advertisement said they were dealers in fine whiskies, brandies, wines and cigars. Their phone number was 31 and their location at the corner of …

… in two worlds. Annette's Jewelry & Loan Co. is a cross between fine jewelry, extraordinary antiques and a pawnshop – a place where blue-collar, working-class Stockton rubs shoulders with bargain hunters and those yearning to re-create bygone eras.