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Sneaker stocks and luxury resale stores boost footwear market - Vimarsana News

Sneaker stocks and luxury resale stores boost footwear market

Did you know that you can invest in sneakers like stocks? If you know your stuff, you can also make a bumper profit selling limited-edition sneakers. Shoes have become a financial asset as much as a style choice, with some pairs costing up to $50,000.

Best Online Vintage Consignment Shops - Vintage, Luxury Consignment Fashion - Vimarsana News

Best Online Vintage Consignment Shops - Vintage, Luxury Consignment Fashion

The best online vintage consignment sites to earn extra shopping money for this season.

National Landing BID & RAMW Distribute $100K To Area Businesses As Part Of "Love Local" Relief Program (Press Release) - Vimarsana News

National Landing BID & RAMW Distribute $100K To Area Businesses As Part Of "Love Local" Relief Program (Press Release)

By: National Landing BID The  National Landing Business Improvement District (BID) teamed up with Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) to provide $100,000 in relief funding to 30 businesses as part of their “Love Local” campaign. Funds are allocated evenly across the eligible National Landing establishments to help cover necessary operator-related expenses including rent and employee wages.   “Our small businesses are essential to the vibrancy and vitality of the community, and we’re thankful to partner with RAMW to introduce the ‘Love Local’ program during a ti...

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Popular consignment store closure leaves customers in limbo - Vimarsana News

Popular consignment store closure leaves customers in limbo

More than three months after a consignment store closed suddenly, consignors say they want their possessions back.