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That's Weird: Four Things You Can Pay Someone to Do for You
Published October 27, 2011
From hiring someone to pick up your dog’s poop to having someone manage your fantasy football team, there’s no shortage of unusual services at your fingertips.
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Reaching Out to Customers, Through Their Noses
Published October 13, 2011
Hotels, casinos and retailers have spent the better part of the last decade experimenting with 'ambient scenting.' Like a good perfume, the trend hasn't worn off.
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Luxury Names Stand Out in List of Top 100 Brands
Published October 06, 2011
Luxury brands have fared well during the recession because consumers have grown increasingly drawn to authenticity – and for companies in the luxury arena, authenticity is in their DNA.
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Six Ways to Tell if a 'Designer' Handbag is Fake
Published September 29, 2011
Knockoff footwear, handbags and other items have always been a thorn in designers’ sides – especially in the online marketplace, where the problem only seems to be getting worse.
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Liz Taylor's Jewelry Collection Could Break Records
Published September 15, 2011
With an estimated value of more than $30 million, Elizabeth Taylors 269-lot collection could prove to be the most lucrative private jewelry sale in auction house Christies history.
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American Airlines Rolls Out New Perks for First Class
Published September 01, 2011
While jazzing up in-flight products may seem like a small move, its one that American Airlines hopes will elevate the customer experience and ultimately sharpen its competitive edge.
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In China, a New Hotel Every Two Weeks
Published August 11, 2011
Hotel chains are bolstering their presence in China and adding new Chinese-centric services at locations around the globe to appeal to a rapidly expanding population of Chinese travelers.
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Ban Babies, Boost Business?
Published July 14, 2011
Malaysia Airlines is taking a lot of heat for prohibiting children under the age of two from flying first class, but the move could end up helping business.
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American Spirit Strong Despite Fireworks Cancellations
Published June 30, 2011
Cities and towns are important accounts for fireworks companies, but in some ways, their importance may be more symbolic than financial.
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Hugh Hefner Should Be Glad He Doesn’t Live in Montana
Published June 23, 2011
In the case of a broken-off wedding, the legal rules for determining who gets to keep the engagement ring vary from state to state.

