Seventy Two Changes the Fall 2010 collection of the brand at SoHo Showroom in Manhattan. In the same month, the brand opened its first boutique at Times Square in Shanghai, China, and it was sold in over 30 stores in North America and Asia. Seventy Two Changes sales have expanded from $100 million in 2009 to a predicted $400 million in 2010. In the following year, Tsai's contract with Truth and Pride ended, but Tsai had no intention to renew the agreement. Due to the differences in vision between shareholders of mainland China and United States, Tsai chose to quit the business and
Playground Seventy Five Playground Seventy Five Playground Seventy Five, is a public park located on 160th Street and 75th Avenue in the Hillcrest neighborhood of Queens, New York It was acquired by the City in 1929 as part of land condemnations for the construction of Public School 154. The undeveloped section of the block was reserved as a schoolyard and developed as a playground in 1954. The playground was named after 75th Avenue, a historical thoroughfare once known as Quarrelsome Lane that dates to the 19th century when the surrounding landscape consisted of farmland. In 1911, Queens Borough President Maurice E. Connolly directed