Ms. Vernon’s company, started in 1951, once had revenues near $300 million and was the first owned by a woman to be listed on the American Stock Exchange. Source: Lillian Vernon, Creator of a Bustling Catalog Business, Dies at 88 – The New York Times Find this content useful? Share it with your friends!
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Am I the only one who notices the huge disconnect between Pinterest fantasy vs reality. For one thing a good 50% of photos have a mason jar involved (the other 50% is nail art). I made more laundry soap today so in the spirit here is my Pinterest photo: Reality? It gets saved in a […]
