The jingle "Every kiss begins with Kay" has new meaning after a Washington Post story this week revealed allegations of sex harassment and discrimination at the popular jewelry stores Kay and Jared owned by Sterling Jewelers.
Diamonds Are Forever, Your Corporate Crisis Doesn't Have to Be
Fri., Mar. 3, 2017
By T.J. Winick
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