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Diamond Shavings: Your Friday Web Roundup (Live from AGS Edition)

April 11, 2008

 

Seattle is very nice, and the AGS Conclave very interesting … Here now the news …

 

“Record attendance” at Basel.

 

Signet’s profits down 17%.

- Even so, investors buy stock.

- Idex: First sales decline in 15 years.

- Market talk is that, not surprisingly, Sterling has been scaling back its purchases.

 

Southwest Jewelry Show closes.

 

LID New York to sell assets.
- Former LID CEO now at House of Taylor.

JCK interviews new Fortunoff chairman.

 

Finlay receives delisting warnings.

Friedman’s begins liquidation.

- Problems “endemic to industry.”

 

BIDZ begats BUYZ.

 

GLG: Zale’s new “store officer.”

 

Harry Winston 4Q sales, profits up

 

Gassman/Idex on the tax rebates.

 

Alrosa/De Beers exploration agreement dead?

 

SEC sues miner CMKM Diamonds.

- Commentary: “Shows power of PR.”

 

New bill on “conflict commodities.”

 

India’s relationship with gold changes.

 

Canada studies diamond industry impact.

Israel diamantaire killed in Angola.

 

Chaim investigates arbitration. Just the fax?

 

Diamonds used in facials.

 

New site: Exboyfriendjewelry.com. Slogan: “You don’t want it. He can’t have it back.”  Amusing.

 

Media Watch:
NY Times blogger assesses Baselworld: Here and here.

From the blog:
AGS Blogging: Weathering the Downturn.

 

Have a good weekend …

 

Posted by Rob Bates on April 11, 2008 | Comments (0)
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