Global knockoffs span nations and fashion designs
The piece discusses knockoffs in developing nations and the fashion industry, noting thatCopying thrives as an economic strategy. It cites professor Pradeep Chintagunta and lawyer Jonathan Hudis on IP rights and enforcement while detailing Tatargis Eastern Accents and a pending Ashley Furniture lawsuit over bedding designs.
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Japan
Korea
Pradeep Chintagunta
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business
Chintagunta
Congress
Bob Goodlatte
R-Va
Tatargil
Ashley Furniture Industries Inc
Ashley
Arcadia
Wis
United States
Tatargis
Quilting retreat remodel transforms downtown Oelwein space
Milks converts an attorney office and four apartments into Lou Ann's Quilt Garden Retreat with a 2000 square foot classroom and shared sleeping areas. Adjacent stores, Cardinal Gift Shop, Neighborhood Perk, and a pastry shop join the venture as Milks envisions a women centered shopping and retreat district in downtown Oelwein.
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Jane Kragiey
Lou Ann Milks
Lou Ann
Oelwein
Brooke Kerns
Kerns
Milks
Chuck
Barb Geilenfeld
Amy Steinbronn
Marsha Yokas
Reports call for more workplace training
Kansas City Star outlines a Families and Work Institute study showing low-wage workers earning under 9.73 an hour are diverse in demographics but share lower education. Many work part time for small employers. improved scheduling and work-based training could raise productivity, reduce turnover, and boost paths up the economic ladder.
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Diane Stafford
Kansas City Star
Families and Work Institute
United States
U.S
Ellen Galinsky
Institute
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