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The Wall Street Journal
Where cattle graze, Louis Vuitton has built a 100,000-square-foot factory to make its monogrammed canvas and leather handbags for the American market. Unlike Louis Vuitton products from France, the Texas bags won’t be produced by “petites mains,” the French artisans at the center of the brand’s history and mystique. Instead, Louis Vuitton is recruiting and training employees locally, no experience needed.
INSTORE
AUrate, a New York-based direct-to-consumer fine jewelry brand, plans to use part of the $13 million that it recently raised to build a brick-and-mortar presence. The company is opening two permanent stores in New York City. They’ll be located in SoHo and on Madison Avenue.
American Banker
The charges, which are public on the CFPB's complaint database, have alarmed consumer advocates. They say the data suggests the credit bureaus — most notably TransUnion — have resumed questionable disclosure practices already identified in prior enforcement actions that effectively trap unknowing consumers into expensive plans they never sought.
HJ News
The owners of Wasatch Pawn, the newest pawn shop in Cache Valley, say they have a refreshing take on an age-old business. |
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