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One, three. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, May 14th.

As listeners to this podcast may already know, the lingerie company

Third Love has been in a heated war with Victoria's Secret for some time. Third Love boasts that it

makes bras sized for, well, just about everyone. And it says it's the antithesis of sexy Victoria's

secret. The rival companies have been openly hostile.

Last November, Victoria's Secret marketing chief Ed Rosick stirred controversy when he told

Vogue magazine that the $7 billion company had no plans to cater to larger-sized women,

and that transgender models had no place in Victoria's Secret's annual

runway show. And he jabbed at Third Love, too, saying, we're nobody's third love. We're their

first love. We should note here that Razik later apologized for his remarks. However, Razik's

comments angered Third Love CEO Heidi Zach. In an open

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