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Teen party business is still hearty
The country is still trying to crawl out of a deep recession, but some families still want to party like it’s 1999.

That was evident from the crowds Sunday at the first Teen Party Expo at the Radisson hotel in Culver City, where dozens of companies hawking tiaras, frilly dresses, disc jockey services and giant sheet cakes tried to capture a piece of the multibillion-dollar teen party market.

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- 24 Mar 2010, 12:44 am
Thomas Lopilato wrote: > The country is still trying to crawl out of a deep recession, but > some families still want to party like it’s 1999. > > That was evident from the crowds Sunday at the first Teen Party Expo > at the Radisson hotel in Culver City, where dozens of companies > hawking tiaras, frilly dresses, disc jockey services and giant sheet > cakes tried to capture a piece of the multibillion-dollar teen party > market. > > http://blog.newfiction.com/free-audiobooks-fashion/