If anyone is working on stories about luxury sunglasses, I thought you might want to talk with Christina Stewart, a luxury industry analysis from LuxeMont (http://www.justluxe.com/ and http://www.luxevegas.com/) very familiar with the sunglasses industry. She is available for an interview; here are samples of her work.
http://www.justluxe.com/fine-living/fashion/feature-201733.php
http://www.justluxe.com/fine-living/fashion/article-212440.php
http://www.justluxe.com/lifestyle/jewelry/article-200235.php
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Luxury Sunglasses Fashion Expert
In past, states were permitted to set own pollution rules
FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
Bob Egelko, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, December 21, 2007
But conservative scholar John Eastman, dean of Chapman University School of Law in Orange County, said a federal agency's views are entitled to respect from the courts even if they represent a change of course.
"Administrations are part of the political process," Eastman said.
He argued that the EPA is entitled to interpret the law differently for local and global problems.
When an agency's view of the law is reasonable, regardless of previous interpretations, he said, "courts are obligated to give the same level of deference."
To read the entire story, please visit: http://www.paradigmshiftpr.com/inpast.htm
Financial forecasters predict decreased holiday sales
FROM HOUSTON COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS
By Valerie L. Clifton
12/13/2007
From rising gas costs to wary consumers steering clear of toys that may be recalled, it's not looking good for retailers this season.
But College of Business Administration at Northeastern University Professor Tony Gao said that reports of increased Web spending shouldn't boost consumer confidence in the economy.
Conservative forces are influencing holiday spending behaviors, he said, driving consumers to comparison shop, a task that can be easily accomplished from behind the monitor.
"Most people are doing this from their home via high speed Internet," Gao said. "I suspect that households with high speed connections tend to have higher income."
Lower income families tend to do more shopping in store, he said. Gao said in addition to the rising price of gas and oil the economy is taking hits because of the depreciation of the US dollar which is causing a loss of confidence in overseas investors.
"Foreign investors aren't as confident as before in the US economy," Gao said. "This realization might lead them to take their investments away from the US market."
To read this entire article, please visit: http://www.paradigmshiftpr.com/financialforecasters.htm
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