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2 result(s) for "House furnishings New York (State) New York History."
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Aero : beginning to now
\"'Aero: beginning to now' celebrates 20 years of the famed Aero design studio with an intimate look at its founder Thomas O'Brien's design philosophy. From O'Brien's vivid reminiscences about his early days in art school in Manhattan to the opening and development of his paired studio and store, 'Aero' covers the history and aesthetic of this Soho, New York, landmark.\"--Book jacket.
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Stock futures are indicating a lower open one day after jumping to record levels to kickoff December. The Dow rallied a hundred and eighty-five points on Tuesday, the NASDAQ jumped a hundred and fifty-six closing at a fresh record, and a photo finish for the S&P 500 closing up forty points, also a record. This Cyber Monday marks history as the biggest online shopping day ever. Consumers spent a whopping twelve million dollars per minute on everything from toys to clothes and electronics.