Cash-rich investors from emerging markets could follow U.S. billionaire Warren Buffett in buying top quality but crisis-hit Italian jewellers, attracted by good bargains and the export appeal of "Made in Italy" brands.
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![]( "Groupon raises $500 million")
Groupon raises $500 millionWeb advertising firm Groupon Inc, considered one of the fastest growing Internet companies in history, has raised $500 million by selling an equity stake, a month after reports that it turned down a $6 billion takeove...
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![]( "Ebay buys local shopping site Milo")
Ebay buys local shopping site MiloEBay Inc has acquired shopping engine Milo.com, underscoring the growing allure of local services even as fellow Internet giant Google ponders buying discount coupon site Groupon.
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![]( "Future in customization for masses")
Future in customization for massesVenture capitalists are investing considerable sums in a new generation of retailers dedicated to making products exactly the way customers want them -- whether it's chocolate bars, beer steins or girls' clothing.
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![]( "Handbag maven looks to grow after Marvel-ous start")
Handbag maven looks to grow after Marvel-ous startA highly competitive industry, a failed startup on her resume and the worst recession in a generation didn't deter Jane Saidenberg from launching her handbag business.
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![]( "Burberry unveils first UK boutique dedicated to children’s wear")
Burberry unveils first UK boutique dedicated to children’s wearA new Burberry store dedicated to children’s wear has opened in the Notting Hill area of London, bringing the total number of these stores owned by the English label up to seven.
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![]( "Buffett charity lunch auction gets start")
Buffett charity lunch auction gets startLunch with Warren Buffett will again prove a costly feast.The annual charity lunch the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc.