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Turnaround Tommy: How Hilfiger's Once-Dead Brand Had Its Biggest Year Ever Tommy Hilfiger drove his eponymous all-American fashion brand into the ground with a glut of cut-rate merchandise. Now a pair of savvy European saviors are bringing it back. Read More > SHARE: SEE PHOTOS  New York Fashion Week Spring 2015: Tommy Hilfiger Check out the fashions from Tommy Hilfiger’s Spring 2015 collection. SHARE: Hakkasan To Close Deal For Morgans Hotel-Owned Light Group In Las Vegas Shakeup According to multiple sources, Hakkasan Group is set to acquire Morgans Hotel Group's stake in Light Group, the operator of Vegas nightclubs including Light and 1 Oak. Read More > SHARE: Who Got Rich This Week: UCLA Doctor With A Cancer-Fighting Pharma Firm He may not be on Patrick Soon-Shiong’s level yet, but UCLA urology doctor and professor Arie Belldegrun is staking a claim for the most entrepreneurial, business savvy surgeon. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Drug Development In A Time Of Ebola The world is facing the worst Ebola outbreak in history. Now is the time to test new drugs and vaccines. The FDA’s top minds tell us how we can do it. SHARE: Caruso's Umberto Angeloni: Fashion's Comeback King Umberto Angeloni made Brioni into a pillar of luxury menswear. Now with the Fosun-backed Caruso label he has designs on doing it again.Read More > SHARE: Friday Box Office: 'Exodus' Plagued By Mediocre $8.6 Million Ridley Scott’s $140 million biblical epic didn’t exactly set the box office skies on fire, but nor did it drown in a proverbial Red Sea of audience indifference. Read More > SHARE: