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	fashion As-it-happens update ⋅ December 30, 2017
	NEWS
	2017 IN REVIEW: Clemson wins national title in dramatic fashion Spartanburg Herald Journal Clemson rang in the New Year with 31-0 victory over Ohio State in the Fiesta Bowl, the first step on the Tigers' way to the national championship. On Jan. 9, Clemson rallied in the final minute to beat Alabama 35-31. The last drive was one for the ages, beginning with 2:01 to play. It ended with Deshaun ... Flag as irrelevant
	Modest Fashion, Sustainability, Diana, Politics: Fashion's Favorite Trends of 2017 The Fashion Law (blog) As always, trends permeated the fashion industry in 2017. From brands looking to the money-making possibilities of socks, modest fashion, and sustainability; and Princess Diana serving as a popular source of inspiration for fashion brands – to retailers and brands, alike, swearing off fur; the trendy ... Flag as irrelevant
	There's nothing Apple can do to stop an Italian fashion brand from using Steve Jobs' name Globalnews.ca Apple Inc. owns a grand total of 193 trademarks. The name of company founder Steve Jobs is not one of them. Italian brothers Vincent and Giacomo Barbato have defeated Apple in a trademark dispute after years of legal battles, giving them the uninhibited ability to use the name Steve Jobs as their ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pippa Middleton, Alicia Vikander and More: The Best Bridal Moments of 2017 Vogue.com In her hush-hush weekend ceremony in Ibiza, Vikander donned a Zimmermann white frock and heart-shaped white sunglasses that made for a more understated take on bridal fashion. For royal adjacent-in-law Pippa Middleton (now Matthews), her wedding to hedge fund manager James Matthews ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Italian brothers behind 'Steve Jobs' fashion company win trademark dispute against Apple MSN.com Provided by The Telegraph Two Italian brothers who started a fashion company called Steve Jobs have defeated Apple in a trademark dispute. Vincenzo and Giacomo Barbato, two entrepreneurs from Naples, have been fighting the technology giant for years after registering the "Steve Jobs" trademark ... Flag as irrelevant
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