Our New York flagship store is staffed and open for business.
I would imagine that most people who read newspapers and look at Web sites are aware of headlines being made on substantially higher metal costs. If retailer costs go up, eventually the consumer pays for it.
We continue to believe that the Asia-Pacific region offers meaningful long-term growth potential including further development of our business in China.
We plan to selectively open stores each year in important markets in Asia, Europe and Latin America.
Ultimately if the cost goes up ... over some period of time, the jewelry industry would need to pass that through.
Diamonds continue to be Tiffany's strongest category around the world.
As commodity prices go up, ultimately everyone will raise prices, including Tiffany. Tiffany wants to maintain its competitive position in the industry.
We have seven suburban New York stores that people can go to if they can't get to the Manhattan location.
I just hope if any of those folks are illegal that they realize there are millions that immigrate properly and legally and they don't have to protest.
The most meaningful growth was in diamond jewelry at higher price levels.