27 Million and Counting: Ashley Connors and Hannah Lavon, Hoopla
Meet Ashley Connors and Hannah Lavon, the co-founders of Hoopla, a New York-based gift company that makes animal-themed mittens, among other products. Continue Reading »
As part of the relaunch of AOL Small Business, we have recruited a world class group of entrepreneurs and members of the entrepreneurial community, including Sir Richard Branson, the legendary founder of Virgin Group (center), who will regularly sound off on a variety of issues, offer advice, and create a smart, ongoing conversation not found anywhere else on the Web. It's time to meet the Board of Directors. Continue Reading
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Meet Ashley Connors and Hannah Lavon, the co-founders of Hoopla, a New York-based gift company that makes animal-themed mittens, among other products. Continue Reading »
Under current law, companies are not required to label fur items if they are valued at $150 or less. Continue Reading »
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Each year, hundreds of companies pay 28-year-old Jason Sadler to wear T-shirts with their logos -- and then promote his fashion statement through Facebook, Twitter and other social media. Consider it the modern-day sandwich board. Continue Reading »
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The former reality-star-turned-entrepreneur's line of apparel and accessories has struck a chord with consumers -- and could be the first celebrity label to top $1 billion. Continue Reading »
The former Harvard classmates teamed up to help launch Gilt Groupe, a wildly popular online "sample sale" site that has expanded into fashion, accessories, home furnishings and travel. Continue Reading »