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Tata's Jewellery Brand To Ramp Up Stores Amid Surge Of Rich Consumers
India's expected surge of rich consumers is driving the jewelry unit of Indian conglomerate Tata Group to triple its Zoya-branded stores by 2027.
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Ivanka Trump, Her Brand Dropped By Some Retailers, Opens Her Own Store In Trump Tower
Ivanka Trump's fashion company on Thursday opened a new store in the lobby of Trump Tower, where it plans to sell handbags, jewelry and candles as part of broader push to bypass retailers and sell directly to consumers.
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This Ad Celebrates Working Women But Should Be Seen By Everyone
A wonderful new commercial that celebrates working women has left several impressed on Twitter.
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After A Lifetime Of Saying Sorry, She Gets To Do This. Women, Watch
Lately, there's been a lot of talk about how women apologize a lot and should probably stop saying sorry as much as they do. There has been research on the topic, ads on the subject, a sketch by Amy Schumer and even an app that stops women from saying 'sorry' at work. A popular jewelry brand's new commercial is a riff on this theme.
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Tata's Jewellery Brand To Ramp Up Stores Amid Surge Of Rich Consumers
India's expected surge of rich consumers is driving the jewelry unit of Indian conglomerate Tata Group to triple its Zoya-branded stores by 2027.
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Ivanka Trump, Her Brand Dropped By Some Retailers, Opens Her Own Store In Trump Tower
Ivanka Trump's fashion company on Thursday opened a new store in the lobby of Trump Tower, where it plans to sell handbags, jewelry and candles as part of broader push to bypass retailers and sell directly to consumers.
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This Ad Celebrates Working Women But Should Be Seen By Everyone
A wonderful new commercial that celebrates working women has left several impressed on Twitter.
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After A Lifetime Of Saying Sorry, She Gets To Do This. Women, Watch
Lately, there's been a lot of talk about how women apologize a lot and should probably stop saying sorry as much as they do. There has been research on the topic, ads on the subject, a sketch by Amy Schumer and even an app that stops women from saying 'sorry' at work. A popular jewelry brand's new commercial is a riff on this theme.
