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Perfume Canada Article
Perfume Canada NewsPerfume maker sues Prince over contract to market fragrance linked to ... - Canada EastNEW YORK - A perfume company is claiming that Prince and his music publisher failed to honour a contract to help market a fragrance named for the album "3121." In this Feb. 10, 2008 file photo, Prince appears on stage at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards ... Read more...For the perfume lover: New scents beckon - Ottawa CitizenWith some 300 fragrance launches each year, the challenge isn't finding a scent - just finding the right one. Here is a handful of the most exciting new fragrances on the market this holiday season. For women: Bond No. 9 Lexington Avenue: Celebrates ... Read more...Today's Herald - Calgary HeraldNEW YORK (Reuters) - A perfume company that went into business with musician Prince to make a "3121" fragrance -- named after his 2006 album -- sued Prince on Monday for $100,000 for failing to help promote the perfume. According to the lawsuit ... Read more...Sales at Perfume.com Increase 29% Over Q3 of 2007 - BayStreet.caRecord Q3 revenue of $1.95 million, driven by significant sales growth in the health and beauty segment. Record Q3 Perfume.com revenue of $1.93 million, an increase of 29% compared to Q3 of 2007, marking the fourth consecutive quarter with quarterly ... Read more...Heavy Engineering - Chicago TribuneDesperate for a $25 billion government rescue package, U.S. automakers and their allies in Washington are warning that U.S. national security would be harmed if Detroit goes under and takes its vast chain of parts suppliers along with it. Truth is ... Read more...Munchkin in Chesterton today and Saturday, 'child Munchkin' died ... - NWITimes.comIt's good to be back home following this week's trip to Canada. Today's column brings both happy and sad news from Munchkinland. At 9:40 p.m., "Child Munchkin" Donna Stewart-Hardaway , died. Stewart-Hardaway, who lived in West Virginia and was known ... Read more...Good Question: 'Reply All' To Your Good Questions - WCCOAt first it was called the President's Palace, Presidential Mansion, or President's House. 1812 is the first recorded use of "White House" as a nickname. President Teddy Roosevelt made it official, engraving "White House-Washington" on stationery in ... Read more... |
