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Michael J. Kowalski, chairman and chief executive officer, said, "Customers have adjusted their spending in reaction to economic conditions and near-term uncertainties. Despite that, Tiffany maintained a high level of profitability in the third quarter and, in fact, net earnings per share rose 13% when excluding certain items from the prior year." Bloomberg
Its great to note that the traditional Republican foundation is not cutting back on their spending during these economically troubled times. It is however only fair to note that the cost of tax-dodging (payments to tax lawyers) will be expected to increase as fewer and fewer tax loopholes will be available in the next 4 years.;-)
Its great to note that the traditional Republican foundation is not cutting back on their spending during these economically troubled times. It is however only fair to note that the cost of tax-dodging (payments to tax lawyers) will be expected to increase as fewer and fewer tax loopholes will be available in the next 4 years.;-)