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A Brand New Online Shoes Shopping Website Makes its Debut www.ShoeShopping247.com announces the debut of its brand-new website, which promotes various types of shoes for men, women and children; there are even shoes available for infants. Athletic, dressy, casual, summer, winter--all types of shoes can be bought. (PRWeb Dec 19, 2006) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/chachingpr.php/UHJvZi1JbnNlLUhhbGYtVGhpci1NYWduLVplcm8= Webbed feet Most businesses dream about their sales doubling in a year. For Henderson-based Zappos.com, that has been a reality as the online shoe company continues its monumental growth since the company moved its headquarters and customer service center from San Francisco to Southern Nevada in 2004. 30 gifts that will do a body good Giving someone a health-related gift is like serving a nutritious meal to guests: You have to make it so delicious that nobody will believe that its also good for them. Weve rounded up some of this seasons best bets that can fit any budget. (Remember: Tis better to give -- but if you want to pick one up for yourself, well, we dont blame you!) Heelys rolling out of stores this season Heelys are on a roll. Youve probably seen kids zipping around the mall on these sneakers with the built-in wheels. All they have to do is lean back on their heels and theyve got instant roller skates. After Conquering The Playground, Heelys Takes On Nasdaq If youve never heard of Heelys, you probably dont know any 10-year-olds. If you do know any 10-year-olds, you may have heard more about Heelys than you care to. Like.com Adding eBay eBayers just experienced a huge surge in post-Thanksgiving traffic but now they have another reason to celebrate: The visual-search shopping site Like.com is adding eBay items to its database within the next few weeks. After Conquering The Playground, Heelys Takes On Nasdaq If youve never heard of Heelys, you probably dont know any 10-year-olds. If you do know any 10-year-olds, you may have heard more about Heelys... IPO Spotlight: Heelys Kids see Heelys as the next best thing to winged feet, and the company hopes investors will feel the same way at its initial public offering next week. IPO Spotlight: Heelys The maker of the patented sneakers with wheels in the heels is expected to price an IPO of 6.25 million shares at $16 to $18 each. Shoemall.com gets a face-lift A Chippewa Falls, Wis., company once known for mens work boots is tying its fortune to shoe fashionistas who buy the latest styles on the Internet. | ||