Some things about golf are iconic. Tiger’s fist pump (which, thankfully, we’ve seen again recently), Jon Daly knocking the lights out of every golf ball that ever existed, and the polite tip of the cap to the crowd after sinking a putt. It’s that last one that we want to draw the most attention to…
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Black Lives Matter Launches Merchandise Program, Showcases Artists
Black Lives Matter, the social justice and activist movement started to defend against violence and systemic racism toward African Americans, is starting a merchandise platform to raise funds for the organization as well as showcase African American artists. The organization’s leader, Patrisse Cullors, said the program, BLM Arts+Culture, will include e-commerce, pop-up stores and “capsule…
Read MoreNASCAR and Fanatics End 10-Year Trackside Merchandise Deal After Three Years
Just three years into an agreement that was supposed to last 10, Fanatics is already calling it quits on its deal with NASCAR to sell merchandise at tracks. According to Motorsport.com, the deal inked in 2015 was a big change from how NASCAR merchandise was previously sold at the events. Before, fans would buy merchandise…
Read MoreWhy Some Places Use ‘I Voted’ Wristbands Rather Than Stickers, and Some Use Nothing at All
If you voted today, chances are you got proof in the form of an “I voted” sticker, or some variation of that, depending on the language the sticker used. If you’re a voter in Louisville, Ky., or Chicago, however, you might walk out of the polling place looking like you’re leaving a night club, thanks…
Read MoreLogo Sportswear Inc. Acquired by H.I.G. Capital Portfolio Company
Digital Room LLC, a subsidiary of private equity firm H.I.G. Capital, has acquired Logo Sportswear Inc., based in Wallingford, Conn. If that name looks familiar, it’s because H.I.G. Capital is the company that purchased BIC Graphic North America last year. Logo Sportswear is a supplier of workwear, uniforms and sports apparel, with a focus on…
Read MoreStarbucks’ 2018 Holiday Cups Are Here, So You Can Officially Start Celebrating
Halloween is over. That means it’s officially the holiday season already, right? If you ask the majority of retailers in America, the answer is yes. Before the jack-o’-lanterns can even get gross and mushy, companies are peddling wintery products as if Thanksgiving and fall never even existed, save for a few pumpkin spice drinks still…
Read MoreThe Future of Technology Is Promotional Delivery Trucks That Make Pizza Via Robot
Trucks. Robots. Pizza. This story has everything that we as Americans in the year 2018 are looking for. Pizza Hut, not often thought of as a trailblazer in the world of technological innovation, has been stretching its abilities far beyond just pizza. Remember those sneakers that could order pizza? That was pretty cool. But now,…
Read MoreReese’s Promotional Vending Machine Lets You Trade Bad Candy for Peanut Butter Cups
We’re not sure why everyone says this is the spookiest time of year. All of our coworkers are in hilarious costumes and we got free candy, so as far as we’re concerned it’s the happiest, sweetest time of the year. Reese’s is not only hopping on that vending machine trend that’s huge right now, it’s…
Read MoreGo Ahead, Try to Put These Pokemon Hats on a Cat
Have any of you cat owners ever tried to put something on the cat? By that, I mean anything—a costume, mittens, a cone after surgery, an action figure to ride it. It doesn’t work, right? That’s because cats are the proudest, most independent creatures in the known universe. Everything they do is on their terms.…
Read MoreElon Musk Wants to Patent ‘Teslaquila’ Because Life Is a Game for Him
Elon Musk. What else can we say about Elon Musk at this point even? The guy is a real-life Tony Stark, minus the weapons sales. (Although he did dabble in flamethrowers.) He’s a guy who has the means to pursue every single flight of fancy he chooses. Nothing is off the table. He embodies the…
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