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'Pro' shoplifters like baby formula booty Detroit News
It's one of the most frequently shoplifted items from any store -- and it's not an iPod.
Baby formula: Thieves love it The Salt Lake Tribune
It's one of the most frequently shoplifted items from any store - and it's not an iPod. At $12 or more per can, baby formula is an expensive and highly pilfered item that's flying off shelves and into the pockets of profiteers. And that stolen formula, which is often improperly stored and therefore spoils, could end up right back in stores and in your infant's bottle.
Movie studios prep Fraud II for the holidays The Register
It's still personal Silicon Justice The Motion Picture Association of America have been some busy pigopolists as of late.…
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An acrylic fresco by Soledad Bravi enlivens the front room at Bonpoint, a Paris children's boutique by François Muracciole Architecte. A pendant fixture with a brass-and-velvet shade illuminates the area devoted to teenage girls.
Brits flock to New York for bargains ITV.com
British bargain-hunters are flocking to New York to snap up Christmas bargains thanks to the best exchange rate for almost two years.
What's happening WEDNESDAYin Southwest Michigan The Kalamazoo Gazette
``I Love my iPod!'' is being held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Van Deusen Room of the Kalamazoo Public Library, 315 S. Rose St. The program, designed for teens in grades seven through 12, is aimed at teaching participants how to get the most out of their iPods.
iPodObserver - Movie Studios Push DRM Issues with Apple The Mac Observer
Several movie studios are negotiating with Apple Computer to add their films to the iTunes Store, but are pressuring for tighter digital rights management controls
'Weak dollar' tourists snap up festive bargains CNN.com
Take a wander down New York's Fifth Avenue this week, and chances are you'll hear more British accents than normal, belonging to tourists laden with shopping bags.
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IT'S PLAY MONEY New York Post
A depressed dollar is turning Fifth Avenue into a virtual flea market for global travelers as strong currencies like the British pound and the euro create a glut of great deals on fashions, electronics and hot status brands. New York City is
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