Court issues order in Z - line - Bush case

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The Z - Line Designs sued Bush Industries Inc. on charges of violation of non - compete agreement over its past employee. John Cooper and Lewis Aronson, who were employees with Z - Line had joined Bush Inds. and are accused by the former of using the inside information to compete. A computer expert analyzes the emails of the employees in this regard.

Legal issues & crime, Executive changes & profiles, Legal/Government Regulation, Georgia, Officials and employees, Company legal issue, Cases, Non-competition agreements, Noncompete agreements

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Entertainment deserves exciting presentation

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Furniture display is most often lifeless and uninteresting in stores, with entertainment centers lined up in corridors more like coffins. A one-time investment in props to fill up this entertainment furniture and an organized display of upholstery along with it would probably attract more customers.

United States, Marketing procedures, Methods, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Displays (Marketing)

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