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Sutton said he had given Lane a raise when she said she was broke. So he wondered how she could afford the most “lavish” party he had ever attended.Kirsty Lane, 29, pleaded guilty Wednesday to fraud, the Daily Express reported. She admitted stealing 168,000 pounds ($273,000) from Peter Sutton’s audio-visual firm, where she had been a part-time clerk.

The theft came close to sinking his small company in Leyland, Lancashire, Sutton said. He had to cut expenses by eliminating two employees.”It was like she was rubbing our faces in it,” Sutton said. “It was the wedding that first started to raise alarm bells. Up to that point we had no idea, because she was always claiming she was hard-up, and didn’t do anything that would tip us off.

“The reception in January was held at a country house, Sutton said. It featured a harpist, magicians, a saxophone player, fireworks and even Ugg boots for the bridesmaids.Businessman says he began to suspect his accounts clerk was stealing from him when he attended her lavish wedding reception.

Magazine’s 30th annual Inc. 500 list, an exclusive ranking of the nation’s fastest growing private companies.The 2011 Inc. 500 list is unveiled in the September issue ofInc. magazine, available on newsstands August 23 to November 15 and on Inc.com.Companies such as Microsoft, Zappos, Intuit, Jamba Juice, Zipcar, Clif Bar, Vizio, Oracle, and many other well-known names gained early exposure as members of the Inc. 500.

“The entire team at C2C Outdoor is ecstatic to be honored by Inc. magazine, and named the number one fastest growing private company within the marketing and advertising industries,” said David Stutz, chairman, C2C Outdoor.”Despite the economic challenges we’ve faced in the industry since our launch, we’ve worked hard to achieve 17,744.3% growth over the past three years.”

The minimum revenue required for 2007 is $100,000; the minimum for 2010 is $2 million. As always, Inc. reserves the right to decline applicants for subjective reasons. Companies on the Inc. 500 are featured in Inc.’s September issue. They represent the top tier of the Inc. 5000, which can be found at www.inc.com/500 .

Founded in 1979 and acquired in 2005 by Mansueto Ventures LLC, Inc. ( www.inc.com ) is the only major business magazine dedicated exclusively to owners and managers of growing private companies that delivers real solutions for today’s innovative company builders. With a total paid circulation of 710,106, Inc. provides hands-on tools and market-tested strategies for managing people, finances, sales, marketing, and technology.

“It is an incredible honor to be ranked number three on the prestigious Inc. 500 list,” said Michael Palatnek, president and CEO, C2C Outdoor.”Since launching our company in 2007, we have worked hard to provide a unique approach in out-of-home advertising, and been privileged to work with admired clients and vendors.”

We have built up a strong reputation in the fashion ecommerce sector based upon on our customers’ successes and our relationships with both major and niche publishers, so we are looking forward to ensuring UGG Australia reaps the considerable rewards of performance-based marketing.”The strategy, which is being managed by ecommerce agency Biglight, will focus on increasing brand awareness of the luxury brand, which was first used by Australian surfers in Byron Bay.

We have built up a strong reputation in the fashion ecommerce sector based upon on our customers’ successes and our relationships with both major and niche publishers, so we are looking forward to ensuring UGG Australia reaps the considerable rewards of performance-based marketing.”Jane Gleadall, co-founder of Biglight said: “We are extremely proud to be working with such a fantastic footwear brand.

We look forward to working together to recruit new, targeted publishers for the brand and continuing our long tradition of success in the retail sector.”Rachael Humphreys, head of agency account management for Affiliate Window, said: “Working alongside Biglight we are delighted to welcome UGG to the network after the successful launch of sister brands Simple Shoes and Teva earlier this year.

In Kim Toney’s fashion class at Ladue High Watkins High School, most students can be found at wearing some kind of boots. On one particular morning, five of the girls in her class were wearing five varieties of the Ugg brand. The shoe company, based in Australia, has become the go-to name for comfortable-yet-stylish footwear. Oprah Winfrey even chose the boots as one of her famous “favorite things” this year.The students said that they or their parents bought the footwear for anywhere from $100 to $140, and with the variety of uses for them, that’s quite a value.

A lot of them only own one or two pairs of the Uggs, but Clare Niemeyer, a sophomore at Villa Duchesne, said she owns seven pairs: sand boots, brown boots, black boots, grey knit boots, black knit boots, lace-up brown boots and moccasins.”They’re really comfortable, and slimming,” Niemeyer said.Other girls said the love Uggs because they’re “comfortable” and “warm.”

Niemeyer and Kaitlin Springer, another sophomore at Villa Duchesne, even wear these boots with shorts.”When it’s not too cold, they’re good for running around in,” said Niemeyer in defense of the popular shorts-Uggs combination.”You can wear them with pretty much anything,” said Victoria Wolsky, a freshman at Ladue Horton Watkins High School.

“They’re easy to tuck jeans into,” added Libby Phelan, another freshman at Ladue.In addition to jeans and shorts, a lot of the students enjoy wearing leggings with the boots. For tops, a lot of the girls usually go casual with t-shirts or sweatshirts, but they also wear dressier shirts and sweaters with them for nicer looks.The boots aren’t just popular amongst high school students. Many of the girls interviewed said they shared at least one pair with their sisters and/or mothers.More information about Uggs can be found at the our website.