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On January 11, the Richline Group (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and USA’s foremost, financially strong jewelry manufacturer, distributor, and marketer) and the Aaron Group (an international jewelry manufacturer and wholesaler) announced that Richline has acquired the Aaron Group business. In this regard, Dave Meleski, President of the Richline Group, said, “We...
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On January 11, the Richline Group (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and USA’s foremost, financially strong jewelry manufacturer, distributor, and marketer) and the Aaron Group (an international jewelry manufacturer and wholesaler) announced that Richline has acquired the Aaron Group business.
In this regard, Dave Meleski, President of the Richline Group, said, “We are extremely excited and energized about joining forces with the Aaron Group. The Aaron Group’s differentiated, prime-manufactured products will offer Richline's retail partners a dramatic new range of options and increased value while preserving the legacy of customer satisfaction that both companies prioritize.”
Moreover, Robert Kempler, President of the Aaron Group, said, “the acquisition will enable the Aaron Group to grow faster [and] introduce new designs and collections more rapidly.”