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Consumers know RETAIL brands because ONLY retail brands promote consistently and sufficiently to become ingrained in the minds of consumers. Manufacturers of even the most successful jewelry brands spend relatively little in advertising to promote their brand due to low gross margins for this product. ...

In spite of nearly a decade of jewelry product brand advertising, not one brand makes the top 10 list according to the latest research from Harrison Group and the JCK.  Here's how consumers think about jewelry brands.

New Kmart formats are too little and too late to save the giant retailer.  Here's why Sears Holdings'  luck has probably run out.

Whitehall Jewelers entry into jewelry's middle market tempted fate.   Now, the question is not if, but when the company will disappear and how much of the trade it will take with it.  Here's one view of how the situation will evolve and what's next for the industry. 

Movado Group's earnings declined sharply in the first quarter.  However, the problem may be bigger than a decline in consumer spending in North America.  Here's why.

As US retailers reduce imports, large companies operating  retailing stores overseas may see international sales growth decline.  Here's why international growth may not be the panacea for retail success.

Jewelry sales will continue to be soft in the U.S, for the foreseeable future. As such, many foreign manufacturers are looking toward Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Far East as growth opportunities.  

The jewelry industry is consolidating, but not the way many investors thought.  Here's are some of the winners and losers in this battle for market share.

While not happening as quickly as with newspapers and magazines, books are not that far behind. Kindle and Sony's Reader will make electronic readership a lot easier