Court halts San Francisco gay marriages
San Francisco faced a halt to 4000 recent gay weddings as the California Supreme Court ruled to pause the ceremonies. About 2700 couples with appointments were left at the altar, many having traveled or spent on related plans as City Hall’s celebrations paused amid legal action and ongoing court challenges. The mayor urged couples to stay hopeful and return as city officials pursue continued legal battles.
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Board weighs using Martha Stewart name after scandal
Stewart Living Omnimedia evaluates continuing to use the Martha Stewart name and image as the board weighs her role after a likely prison term. Analysts differ on brand value while the company shifts away from her name with new publications and furniture lines.
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