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Kate Hudson’s athleisure brand Fabletics has expanded from an Internet-only brand to 34 stores nationwide
Chase Fisher has built a massive retail brand online — and he owns 100 percent of the company
Forever 21 bankruptcy reflects teens’ changing shopping behavior
Del Mar’s British-born ‘Princess of Punk’ dressed such A-listers as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Elizabeth Taylor, Princess Diana, Cher, Freddie Mercury, Diana Ross and Barbra Streisand
Dozens of business owners showcased their ventures during the annual YES Fest in City Heights.
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The exhibition’s 12 artists showcase the dress in surprising ways, many using unexpected material
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Vuori was an early pioneer in designing yoga clothes for men, expanding “athleisure” to include a wider customer base
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Planners say residents can live, work and play without ever leaving the 23-acre campus. We put their marketing slogan to the test
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Business founded by SDSU grads has ballooned into $400M lifestyle brand
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Sophie and Rob Machado’s Encinitas lifestyle boutique debuts in Gaslamp
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Exclusive capsule that includes Minnie Mouse ear designs by Heidi Klum, Vera Wang, Karlie Kloss and more will be available online and at both Disney theme park locations in the U.S.
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The legendary rock band is on its first tour with an orchestra, a combination not well-suited to concerts in basketball arenas
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This Belgian-style Tripel was brewed with Lee Chase and Automatic Brewing
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The lineup for Saturday’s event includes Cultura Profética from Puerto Rico, Rawayana from Venezuela and Alboroise from Jamaica
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Cohn Restaurant Group and revered chef Travis Swikard helped bring Grant and Jenny Gottesman’s vision to life
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North Park’s Siamo Napoli serves authentic Neapolitan pizza, pasta and more; the East Village has a new Italian marketplace, RoVino The Foodery; and Little Italy welcomes an express pasta stand, Semola
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In the Andean region of South America, Pachamama is the goddess of Earth and time--she governs everything, from earthquakes and volcanoes to planting and harvesting.
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Living in La Jolla/UTC doesn’t get much better than The Villas of Renaissance.
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With its resort-style amenities, serene surroundings and convenient location, Torrey Ridge Apartment Homes is an obvious choice
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When Mother’s Day hits on May 12, be ready to treat any San Diego mom with a range of local choices.
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Like many traders, Johan Aguirre makes a daily check on his holdings’ ups and downs across an electronic spreadsheet.
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From buying household goods in bulk to eating at “Ocean Friendly Restaurants,” Southern California provides a cornucopia of Earth-saving opportunities for budding and veteran environmentalists.
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San Diego’s latest secondhand store, Backtrack Vintage, is stationed inside of a ‘90s school bus.
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San Marcos sisters launch fashionable answer to plastic crisis plaguing the craft beer market.
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Two years after the terrorist attacks on 9/11, Sarah Ansari launched Artizara, a San Diego-based modest Muslim fashion line designed to showcase the positivity and diversity of Muslim immigrants like herself who have made America their home.
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Company joins forces with lifestyle brand Oh Joy! for glitter shoes that will help support Baby 2 Baby.
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Immigrant Noel Durity’s American Dream was born out of hard work and inspiration from some flawed hair products.
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Managers say the shop’s departure will leave only one other year-round costume rental store of its type in the greater San Diego area.
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A big box no more, the space formerly occupied by Sears at Westfield UTC is being repurposed as a 226,200 square-foot, mixed-use center with retail, restaurants, entertainment and creative office.
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When Amazon arrived like Godzilla to the retail world, stomping out brick-and-mortar shops with speedy e-commerce delivery, small businesses suffered the brunt of the damage.
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