Bon Mimi Launches with Must-Haves for Moms & Tots!


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New Members-Only Shopping Site Emerges Offering Premier Brands at Up to 60% Off


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SAN DIEGO, April 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Bon Mimi LLC today launched their brand new Web site, a members-only shopping experience dedicated to babies and children. BonMimi.com will go live at 11:00 A.M. PT with daily sales offering the most sought-after brands for kids and the moms who love them at up to 60 percent off of retail prices. 

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“Hand selected by seasoned buyers with a great eye, all of the brands and products featured on Bon Mimi are unique and reflect the desirability today’s mom seeks,” said Bon Mimi Co-Founder Anthony Balsamo. “We are so excited to be offering moms a brand new way to shop online with a boutique experience at the private sale price point.”

Through members-only 24-72 hour sales, Bon Mimi will feature everything from children’s toys to clothes, shoes, accessories and wonderful gifts. Bon Mimi’s upcoming sales include products by top boutique lines such as Lissoos, Bebe by Minihaha, Western Chief Kids, Hurley Kids and Zooper Strollers.

Bon Mimi will emerge in the marketplace with a unique design, functional site and elite social media presence.  Rather than solely exist as a shopping site, Bon Mimi seeks to connect with moms throughout the country and to provide the highest quality service and selection.

Registration for the site is free. For more information on Bon Mimi and the Bon Mimi team, please visit www.bonmimi.com or for press inquiries, please email jen@jenrochepr.com

About Bon Mimi
The ultimate resource for moms, Bon Mimi is changing the way moms shop with members-only prices and a boutique shopping experience. Based in San Diego, Bon Mimi is built on years of marketing and business expertise and is supplemented with a team of trendsetters and industry experts from children’s retail and manufacturing companies. The Bon Mimi team works with unique and popular brands. For more information, please visit www.bonmimi.com.

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jen@jenrochepr.com

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European political fears send euro, shares lower


LONDON |
Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:54am EDT

LONDON (Reuters) – The euro edged down from two-week highs and shares weakened on Monday as political developments in France and the Netherlands raised fears about the region’s commitment to tackle its ongoing debt crisis.

The single currency stood at $1.3189, down from Friday’s peak of $1.3225 after French President Nicolas Sarkozy came second to Socialist challenger Francois Hollande in the first round of the presidential elections, and a budget crisis erupted in the Netherlands that could bring down the government.

“The Netherlands could be a problem because up until now it was a stable partner in the euro zone. This shows the problems and increasing tensions within the area,” said Christian Stocker, strategist at UniCredit Global Research.

The news sent German government bond yields to record lows of 1.591 percent and increased the premium investors demand to buy French and Dutch bonds.

Europe’s top shares opened lower on Monday on the political concerns, but attention was expected to switch to the economy, with euro zone manufacturing activity indicators due out later after data from China showed some signs of recovery in factory output but not enough to prevent the sector contracting.

The FTSEurofirst 300 was down 10.19 points, or 1 percent, at 1035.89, having posted its best week in a month on Friday.

(The story corrects paragraph four to show the premium investors demand, not pay, to buy French and Dutch bonds)

(Additional reporting by by David Brett; Editing by Will Waterman)

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