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We are so excited about these sweet fall bags from Spartina that will be here soon!
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It's rainy outside, but that doesn't mean you can't shop! Check out the sweet new products that we've added to the site!
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Going on a trip soon? Check out the sweet luggage tags we just got from Lolo bag!
Simple Sugars' Lani Lazzari appearing at Cheeks Saturday!
& winner of Shark Tank
LANI LAZZARI
PERSONAL APPEARANCE
&
TRUNK SHOW
SATURDAY, JUNE 1ST
1 - 3PM
*EXTENSIVE PRODUCT SELECTION
*DEMONSTRATION
*GIFT BASKET RAFFLE
*PARTY BAGS
*REFRESHMENTS
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MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS @ CHEEKS!
JOIN US WEDNESDAY MAY 8 FROM 4 - 8PM
FOR A MOM'S DAY PARTY.
. 10% OFF EVERYTHING!
. EXPANDED BRA SELECTION!
. BRA AND BOOTIE BUYS CARD!
. BIRTHDAY CLUB!
. PRETTY SPRING STYLES!
. SIMPLE SUGARS!
. REFRESHMENTS!
. GIFT BAGS!
DON'T MISS IT!
RSVP! LET US KNOW...
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www.glassworksandcheeks.com
Cheeks is located up the stairs in the middle of Glassworks and is open
Mon - Sat 10 - 5:30, Wed. 10 - 8, and Sunday 12 - 4.
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New Summer Vera Bradley Patterns launched March 21!
Vera Bradley's versatile handbags, accessories and gifts in the season's newest brights will have you thinking fun in the sun, island style! And they make the perfect excuse to show your colorful side. 4 New Styles: Tutti Frutti, Lilli Bell, Marina Paisley, & Sun Valley. Now through April 7, enjoy complimentary personalized monogramming. Also, don’t forget the new Vera Bradley Baby line!
Cheeks
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Check out the Vera Baby line in American Baby Magazine.
You're invited on Thursday, March 14th as we launch Vera Bradley Baby!!
Join us as we celebrate the birth of this new line with special appearance by backngroovemom!
* Gift Bags
* Raffle drawing by Rachel Blaufeld
* Refreshments by Bella Christies, Toffee Taboo, & more
Hope to see you there!
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Vases are definitely among the decorative articles of which one can never have too many. The most popular vases by Rosenthal are now also available in a miniature edition. A total of 12 forms have been chosen for 2012: Fast, Surface, Phases, Tütenvase (Paper Bag Vase), Flux, Format, Landscape, Structura Paper, Plissée, Vibrations, Opening and Zauberflöte (Magic Flute) are now all available as smaller versions of the successful originals. As gifts, to collect, for the display
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The article below from the New York Times is about selling and promoting luxury goods online (such as Prada and Burberry). I suggest browsing the article because it shows how some companies are properly using the the web to make money.
Excerpt:
Selling luxury goods online isn’t the problem — that’s a done deal. Rather, it is that designers and fashion chiefs... can’t seem to grasp the most obvious aspect of the ... Web.
Go to the sites of ...
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Jaguar, Oakley, and other brands are trying to put the 'lux' back in luxury, despite the recession.
By Suzanne Kapner, writer
December 3, 2009: 9:02 AM ET
NEW YORK (Fortune) -- Here's what the financial crisis sounds like at the top of the income ladder: When asked how the recession had impacted her life, one banker's wife said, "The waiting list for a Birkin bag is a lot shorter."
She was referring, of course, to the coveted Hermès handbag. Each bag is ...
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From CNN.com today:
Cyber Monday: A lot of clicking and shopping
Report says sales rose 14% over last year and shoppers on average spent more online than they did on Black Friday.
By Parija B. Kavilanz, CNNMoney.com senior writer
Last Updated: December 1, 2009: 10:27 AM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Did Cyber Monday outshine Black Friday this year?
Early reports suggest that Americans shopped more enthusiastically online for holiday bargains than they did in ...
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An article in today's Wall St. Journal sheds light on home goods manufacturers' ability to fight discounting.
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Blocking discounting used to be clearly an anticompetitive practice, but a Supreme Court ruling last year changed things. The court said it wasn't illegal for manufacturers and retailers to agree to minimum prices, but that such agreements must be examined case by case for possible antitrust violations. ...
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Tableware manufacturers often want to set retail prices, but are afraid of being accused of price fixing. According to the article below from today's Wall St. Journal, due to a court decision last year manufacturers now are much more likely to be able to set prices. I'd be happy to hear your thoughts about the article below. (The story appears on the front page, if you'd like read the print version.)
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Wall St. Journal
Price-Fixing Makes ...
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The WSJ reports today that your Internet provider may be preparing to sell you out.
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The newer form of behavioral targeting involves placing gear called "deep-packet inspection boxes" inside an Internet provider's network of pipes and wires. Instead of observing only a select number of Web sites, these boxes can track all of the sites a consumer visits, and deliver far more detailed information to potential advertisers.
Let's look at how a ...
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According to the article below, a company could unite all the tableware and specialty store websites within one online ad network. This would allow an advertiser to place ads on the all these sites instead of contact each of them. Some may say that a small store may not want to run an ad for another online store, and that surely will be the case. But, would it accept advertising for a product it doesn't sell, like a Channel bag? Maybe. And, if ...
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