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according to Mazzeo. on the way! Mackenzie McKee Hermes Kelly Handbags(formerly Douthit) of "Teen Mom 3," who recently wed high school sweetheart Josh McKee, announced Saturday, by way of Instagram, that the couple's second child will be a girl. Mackenzie, who's demonstrated a knack for surprising friends and family with life-changing news ever since her episode of "16 and Pregnant," revealed the sex of her baby in a video that shows Josh cutting into a cake with pink coloring inside. Partygoers at their home can be heard cheering in the vid, and Mackenzie tweeted two hours later of her husband's excitement. "Josh cannot stop smiling. He's always wanted a little princess to look after," she wrote. “Chanel No.5 remains one of the company’s flagship products and continues to capture a leading share position in the overall fragrance market,” Wu said. “It’s one of the huge money makers at Chanel.” a €300,000 fine due to the company's lack of compliance with a June decision aimed at protecting users' private data.

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war, and after Paul’s death, Pierre bought out Hermes BeltBader and then Chanel, agreeing to fund her couture house and pay all her bills -- including her taxes -- for the rest of her life. In return he took full control of Chanel’s fashion and business operations in 1954, according to Mazzeo, passing the company to Jacques on his death in 1965. The business passed to Alain and Gerard in 1996. The company had an Ebitda margin of 24 percent in 2011, beating L’Oreal’s 19 percent, Estee Lauder’s 17 percent and Kering’s 23 percent. LVMH’s margin was 26 percent and Prada was the top performer with 29 percent. The family business opened in 1923, when Theophile Bader, owner of French department store Galeries Lafayette, introduced perfume manufacturers Paul and Pierre Wertheimer to designer Gabrielle Chanel. Known as Coco, Chanel was looking for ways to expand sales of her No. 5 fragrance that she’d begun selling in 1921, 11 years after her first boutique opened in Paris.