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Added on: 12 March 2010, 2:36 am
Most retail sectors saw gains in Feb. (The Montana Standard) NEW YORK — Most retail sectors including electronics and luxury items saw sales gains in February, data released Wednesday show, though snowstorms that shut in shoppers also chilled sales at women's clothing stores.

Added on: 12 March 2010, 1:09 am
Grocery chain QFC takes neighboring University Village to court to block expansion (Seattle Times) QFC accuses University Village of breaching agreements it says they have used for more than 17 years to ensure that their businesses are complementary, and asks the court to prevent the planned expansion.

Added on: 11 March 2010, 2:01 am
Korean Creart Launches New Hotfix Rhinestone Website (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) For those who are looking for brand new information concerning the fashion business (or Hotfix market), here is the news good enough to draw fashion people's attention.

Added on: 10 March 2010, 8:43 pm
Liberty Prints At Target; Free Play Reading, Museum Admission (Hartford Courant) H2O To Go Forget bottled water from the supermarket. H2O is on tap 24-7 at The Burnside Ice Co. , 776 Tolland St. in East Hartford, where local folks line up around the clock to fill containers with inexpensive well water from the self-serve, coin-operated spigots. (Bring your own containers and quarters. Water is 50 cents a gallon.) The water's source is a 400-foot artesian well drilled through ...

Added on: 10 March 2010, 8:29 am
SOMALIA: Abdullahi Aden Ali, "From IDP to city trader" (AlertNet) Source: IRIN Abdullahi Aden Ali, 32, arrived in Bosasso, commercial capital of the autonomous region of Puntland, 10 years ago from southern Somalia. His aim, like that of thousands of young Somalis, was to go to Yemen and on to Saudi Arabia. He first fled his home town of Baidao for the capital, Mogadishu, but was again forced out when fighting between warlords intensified.