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Diamond Shavings: Your Friday Web Roundup

October 3, 2008

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Here’s the news …

 

Financial Fiasco Fallout:

-  Chaim on ABN-Amro.

- Watching U.S. diamond banks.

- Wealthy consumers cut back.

- CNN: Retailers “in survival mode.”

- Uneasiness at DTC sight.

- Jewelers hurt by Monday Dow drop.

- Zale gets short sale ban.

- Harry Winston: Diamonds “safe haven.”

- Mark Boston: We’ll weather this.

 

Indo Argyle Diamond Council closes.

 

Shake up at Fortunoff owner.

 

Charles and Covard trims payroll.

 

More on those new Colorado diamonds.

 

Analyst: International biz helps Tiffany.

 

Vasant Mehta elected GJPEC chairman.

 

Mafia linked to Namibia’s diamonds.

 

SA State Diamond Trader gets acting CEO.

 

Tanzania gives mine shares back to De Beers.

- “Something amiss.”

 

African Diamonds, De Beers resolve differences.

 

Industry alumni watch: Sue Gove to Golfsmith.

 

Sidney Garber dies.

 

Benefits of nano-diamonds.

 

Hip-hop artists auction jewelry.

 

Kimora Lee Simmons loves diamonds, shoes and diamond shoes.

 

Media Watch:

- Voice of America Gem Series:  Pts. 1, 2, 3, 4 (on blood diamonds), 5

- Ethical Corporation on Walmart’s ethical jewelry line.

- Philadelphia Inquirer talks to nervous local jewelers.

- Washington columnist wonders about diamonds.

From the Blog:
Can America Bank on the Banks?
Don’t Sell Zale Short!
 

Despite all the bad news, I hope everyone has a great weekend, and for those who celebrate, a happy and healthy New Year …

 

Posted by Rob Bates on October 3, 2008 | Comments (0)
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