Donald Trump spent 12 percent of his campaign funding on merchandise, such as hats and T-shirts. Meanwhile, satirical campaigns have entered the presidential merchandise race.
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Video: Promo Marketing’s ‘Bar and Restaurant Show and Tell’
Promotional items from bars and restaurants can have a lot of uses. End-users can pour their drinks into a branded glasses, sport T-shirts from their local bars or sip their morning coffees in a mugs their baristas gave them.
Read MoreNetwork Services Company Honors Distributors
Network Services Company, Schaumburg, Ill., recognized seven of its distributors for outstanding performance and support.
Read MoreDepartment of Justice Files Lawsuits Against Children’s Product Importers
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed two civil action lawsuits, seeking to cease importation and sale of potentially hazardous children’s products by two California companies and their owners.
Read MoreCompany Creates Solar Phone Chargers for Rural Africa
Little Sun, a German company that focuses on solar-powered products for developing countries, has created a solar power bank for rural areas of Africa, according to Inverse.
Read MoreWarwick Publishing Company Adds New Digital Marketing Manager
Warwick Publishing Company, St. Charles, Ill., announced the addition of Kelsey Rankin to the Warwick Publishing Company team.
Read MoreBIC Graphic Lets Distributors Name Next Pen
As a follow up to the “Choose the Next BIC Pen” promotion, BIC Graphic, Clearwater, Fla., is now inviting promotional products distributors to help name the next new BIC writing instrument.
Read MoreRaining Rose Inc. Among ICIC and Fortune’s Inner City 100 Winners
The Initiative for Competitive Inner City (ICIC) and Fortune have selected Raining Rose Inc. for the 2015 Inner City 100, a list of the fastest-growing inner city businesses in the U.S.
Read MorePM Video Battle: Quality Logo Products Versus Pinnacle Promotions
It’s Quality Logo Products versus Pinnacle Promotions in this week’s Video Battle!
Read MoreRand Paul Commemorates Profane Comment with T-shirt
Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul (R-Ky) has released a new promotional shirt after accidentally uttering profanity during a live-streaming event.
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