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A short cut to the scents business

By Rose G. De La Cruz | August 15, 2005 - 12:00am

It seemed like a logical move for Swiss Fragrances, Inc., an importer and supplier of imported fragrances for 20 years, to go into the franchising of kiosks that sell fragrances in smaller sizes. The kiosks are...

Business As Usual