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According to Forbes.com the Chinese are not only manipulating their currency! But China is also manipulating price on the new industry that is on the rise, the solar panel industry. With the constant rise of this industry in America and the way of going “green” solar panels and the need for them are on the rise.
China is the leader in distributing solar panels to America; however America is trying to establish its fashion and technology market, and that includes solar panels. Solar World Industries America are the leaders in distributing American solar panels, and according to Gordon Brinser, the chief executive of Solar World Industries America “This basically takes it from being just allegations of illegal activities in this industry to confirmation”.
“This was a growing industry just a couple years ago that has been basically decimated by the Chinese manufacturers.”
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By levying tariffs ranging from 30-250% on all solar panels imported from China, the ruling will constrict the growth of renewable energy here in America, driving up the prices for installers, their customers, and, ultimately, the American taxpayer. This legislation threatens to kill the very blue-collar jobs it claims to save.
Last October, the U.S. subsidiary of the German company SolarWorld Industries filed a petition claiming that Chinese manufacturers were infiltrating the U.S. market, “dumping” their panels at less than cost in a drive to put U.S. manufacturers out of business. Chinese government subsidies, SolarWorld claims, made it impossible to compete.
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When the United States International Trade Commission decided on Wednesday to uphold tariffs of about 24 to 36 percent on most solar panels imported from China, the case’s proponents claimed a major victory. Domestic solar manufacturers said the duties, to be in place for five years, would make up for unfair business practices by Chinese companies that had harmed the domestic market and allow homegrown companies to hire more workers and thrive.
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So like millions of Americans, I watched the Oscars too! Trends? 100% fabric fabric! It seemed the thicker the better and really made the garments opulent! But the breakout trend of the night was Jennifer Lawrence and her exquisite necklace floating down her back, and bring back an early Audrey Hepburn “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” look. Prom season is coming up and this would be a great inspiration, I think we’ll see a lot of this style and silhouette this 2013 Prom season.
By: Akika Parker
Jennifer Lawrence In Christian Dior
Anne Hathaway in a Prada gown and jewels by Tiffany’s
Anna Hathaway got mixed reviews with her blush Prada gown, it showed a softer side of the actress, however; two dart placements in the dress along with the blush undertone of her skin made the young actresses fashion moment turn into a fashion fopa! By accentuating the “wrong areas!”
Reece Witherspoon in Louis Vuitton
Amanda Sayfield in Alexander McQueen
Rosario Dawson in Alexis Mabille
Catherine Zeta-Jones wearing a Zuhair Murad gown and Lorraine Schwartz jewels.
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Selma Hayek
Robin Roberts in a stunning blue velvet dress by Marc Bouwer
Adele in Jenny Packham
Adele keeps it classy! You have to love the way she doesn’t feel the need to conform to the industries standards; she is a true artist when it comes to her music and fashion style. Go Adele! With her teased voluptuous hair to go with her rich voice, and full body figure.
Nicole Kidman
Charlize Theron in a Dior Haute Couture gown
This hair on her is EVERYTHING! It’s a new look for her, and she’s in Dior! Although she looks amazing and radiant; this dress has beendone so many times; but it’s something about the way she carries this look that is so alluring you seem to overlook that fact.
Halle Berry looked stunning and quit futuristic with this optical illusion, geometric, Art Deco motif gown made by Versace.
Jane Fonda in Atelier Versace
Amy Adams in Oscar De La Renta
Cameron Diaz, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Jennifer Lopez all chose to wear white to the 2013 Oscars! Very Lovely.
Olivia Munn in Marchesa
Kelly Rowland in Donna Karan
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This Valentine’s Day, Tiffany & Co. gifted Costco with a lawsuit for trademark infringement. As we all know, Tiffany jewelry has a certain prestige; so naturally, a loyal customer was upset when they found out that an off-price warehouse store was claiming to sell Tiffany diamond engagement rings, and alerted Tiffany in November of last year. However, while the salespeople and in-store signage were promoting the rings as Tiffany, the online store promotes it as “the Audrey collection,” presumably to get customers to think of Audrey Hepburn and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” Considering that “Tiffany has never sold nor would it ever sell its fine jewelry through an off-price warehouse retailer like Costco,” not only has Costco broken trademark laws, but it has lied to its own customers in a move akin to bait-and-switch. Upon further investigation, it has come to light that Costco has been claiming to sell different styles of Tiffany rings at discount prices for many years. If you go to the online stores of both companies, you’ll find that the prices are about the same, and in some cases even cheaper through Tiffany, so you may as well just buy the real thing. Tiffany is demanding all profits from the sale of these counterfeit rings as reparation for besmirchment of the Tiffany brand. On the up side, Costco has since stopped marketing rings using the Tiffany brand.
Costco’s counterfeit Tiffany engagment ring.
Priced between $13,299.99 and $62,999.99 depending on cwt, cut, clarity, and color grade.
Ladies and gentlemen, you may be asking yourselves, “How do I know if I’ve been tricked into buying fake Tiffany jewelry?” Well, if you bought  it through Costco it’s definitely fake, otherwise, Tiffany only sells through its own retail stores in an attempt to preserve its good name. If anyone reading this has mistakenly purchased or received a Costco brand knock-off “Tiffany” engagement ring, I urge you to return it and use that money to purchase an authentic Tiffany engagement ring. Gentlemen, your fiancée will be impressed and enchanted.
~Brittany B.
For more information, consult these sources:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100464386
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/14/ny-tiffany-idUSnBw2V6X8Ka+12a+BSW20130214
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