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LONDON — Jewelers from the U.K. and France have joined ranks with U.S. jewelers such as Tiffany & Co. to oppose the construction of a large Alaskan gold and copper mine that could harm one of the world's largest wild salmon habitats.
Opposition to Alaska Mine Builds Up Among Jewelers Alex MacDonald 2010
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Such was the case a new furniture store between Bill's Luncheonette and Suburban Jewelers, which is presided over by Plainfield SID president Lisa Cohen.
Someone IS minding the store Dan 2007
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Such was the case a new furniture store between Bill's Luncheonette and Suburban Jewelers, which is presided over by Plainfield SID president Lisa Cohen.
Archive 2007-08-01 Dan 2007
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Kay Jewelers, which is part of Signet, experienced a 4 percent increase in sales during first fiscal quarter and represents 42 percent of Signet's US sales.
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Kay Jewelers, which is part of Signet, experienced a 4 percent increase in sales during first fiscal quarter and represents 42 percent of Signet's US sales.
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Jewelers, which is part of Signet, experienced a 4 percent increase in sales during first fiscal quarter and represents 42 percent of Signet's US sales.
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When I returned to Chicago I spent a lot of time in Jewelers Row on Wabash Avenue.
George Heymont: Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures George Heymont 2011
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I began to see similarities between the grimy strip club and the glossy sleaze of Jewelers Row.
George Heymont: Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures George Heymont 2011
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Signet Jewelers Ltd. reported Thursday its fiscal second-quarter earnings rose 71% as higher prices helped to boost revenue 11% and improve margins.
Bling Still Rings: Tiffany Net Rises Karen Talley 2011
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Ike Boruchow , specialty retail analyst for J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., says double-digit sales growth at big retailers like Jared and Kay Jewelers—both owned by Signet Jewelers Ltd.—is due partly to increasing numbers of women coming into the stores, and also an influx of brand names appearing in the glass cases.
Jewelry Style Waits for No Man: Buy It for Yourself Heidi Mitchell 2011
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