The ‘going-out-of-business’ sales signs are up in all 54 remaining Ben Moss Jewellers in Canada. After 106 years, the chain is closing its doors, citing a weak Canadian dollar and the soft economy in Western Canada.
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Ben Moss Jewellers has filed for protection from its creditors and is closing 11 of its underperforming stores as it works to restructure its business.
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Joseph Shilon, president and chief executive officer (CEO) of Canadian ice, met with Prime Minister Stephen Harper to celebrate Canadian immigrant success stories.
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Toronto’s first diamond-cutting facility is up and running, and producing private label stones.
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Joseph Shilon is a patient man. As a diamond cutter, the president of JSN Jewellery is accustomed to meticulously polishing a stone, enticing its facets to reflect light. His patience also extends to knowing when to take his business in a new direction, which in this case, means opening the doors of Toronto’s first official diamond-cutting facility.
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Joseph Shilon is a patient man. As a diamond cutter, the president of JSN Jewellery is accustomed to meticulously polishing a stone, enticing its facets to reflect light. His patience also extends to knowing when to take his business in a new direction, which in this case, means opening the doors of Toronto’s first official diamond-cutting facility.
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