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The company, which last year moved its manufacturing operation to Stratford, has reached an agreement to sell its entertainment division to private equity firm Marwit Capital of Newport Beach, Calif., for $24.5 million, including the assumption of $16 million in debt.

The division operates 10 theatres and 69 screens in New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona and Wyoming.

“To continue to grow both our display and entertainment divisions from an investment stand point is a challenge,” said Michael Mulcahy, Trans-Lux president and co-chief executive officer, in a statement. “This sale will allow us to further reduce long-term debt and focus our efforts on our core display business, where we believe we can present a clear investment case and get better results for our shareholders.”

Jesup & Lamont Securities Corp., which has an office in Stamford, acted as financial adviser for Trans-Lux.

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Since inception, MvixUSA’s commitment to delivering innovative solutions has put the company at the forefront of digital entertainment industry. With a versatile line of audio and video products for use at home, on the road and in business environments, MvixUSA caters to customers who value quality, style and a technology-enabled lifestyle. In the recent past, Mvix Media Centers has received accolades from many well-known and respected reviewers across the world. Recently it own the “Editor’s Choice – Must Have” award from reputed technology review site TweakTown.com and was declared one of the “10 Hottest Linux Powered Gadgets” by TheHottestGadgets.com

For more information, visit www.mvixusa.com or call 1-866-310-4923 (ask for digital signage solution group).

Business enquiry:
Mike Mallon
4229 Lafayette Ctr Dr Suite 1700
Chantilly, Va 20151 (USA)
Phone: (866) 310 4923 Ext.

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The campaign will be unveiled in September issues of fashion, entertainment and lifestyle magazines and the commercial will debut on MTV later this summer. Kohl’s also will incorporate the Candie’s campaign into their back to school creative.

Fans can listen to Hayden’s first single, “Wake Up Call” exclusively at www.candies.com and www.kohls.com/inspire (streaming only) beginning July 17. The single will be available for download on iTunes beginning August 5. The single is being released by Hollywood Records.

Hayden Panettiere will be continuing her role as the spokesperson for the popular junior brand through the holiday season.

About Iconix Brand Group, Inc.

Iconix Brand Group Inc. (Nasdaq: ICON) owns, licenses and markets a growing portfolio of consumer brands including CANDIE’S (R), BONGO (R), BADGLEY MISCHKA (R), JOE BOXER (R) RAMPAGE (R) MUDD (R), LONDON FOG (R), MOSSIMO (R) OCEAN PACIFIC(R), DANSKIN (R) ROCA WEAR(R), CANNON (R), ROYAL VELVET (R), FIELDCREST (R), CHARISMA (R) and STARTER (R).

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Our time has come, my fellow sports and entertainment fans. Our time to become famous or infamous; to carry the coveted “celebrity” tag that for so long seemed so out of reach of our mere mortal grasps.

Who among us did not, at some point before we turned 10 years old and were asked what we wanted to be when we grew up, reply in earnest, “I want to be a famous (fill in the blank here: singer, actor, football or baseball player, etc.)?

The problem back then is that becoming a celebrity actually required some measure of talent or accomplishment.

You had to have recorded a song, been in a movie or TV show, or made it to the big leagues before anyone considered you a true icon.

You didn’t have to have a prolonged career, like the actors and musicians of yore: Bogey, Sinatra, The Duke, Kate Hepburn, Bacall, Elton John.

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How about the music and entertainment industry? Any changes you noticed? They change daily. How about the oil business, the airlines and others? Okay, you have the point. Either the business, technology, people and economies change or something shifts. For those shifts any jobseeker or person who intends to have a long career must embrace change.

Now for a healthy outlook on your career path I recommend you:

1. Accept Change. To open a door to a new career jobseekers must focus on accepting change as reality. So look at the ways you have learned and enjoy learning. Express this in achievements and keywords in your resume and career marketing materials. Be ready to respond swiftly to the needs of corporations by offering different aspects of your background. No longer are resume just dry ways to demonstrate your employment during high school, college, through internships, military or other experiences.

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