Flash points related to semi-automation and automation sparked, ending what was supposed to be four days of talks in just two.
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Sterling Cut Glass Names Mike Wrightson VP of Sales
The experienced executive was formerly president of Imperial, among other roles.
Read MoreCintas Highlights Charitable Outreach in New Community Impact Report
The Counselor Top 40 distributor just released the annual findings that detail its do-gooding, which includes supporting everything from humanitarian efforts to cancer research.
Read MoreFanatics Prints Texas Rangers Player Names on Dodgers World Series Championship Tees
It’s another in-the-spotlight printing mistake that sparked criticism on social media and embarrassment.
Read MoreTrademark Trial Involving Penn State & Print-on-Demand Company Kicks Off
Vintage Brand says it’s printing vintage images available in the public domain on products, but Penn State and others say the company’s entire business is built on trademark infringement.
Read More4imprint Predicts Slower Sales Growth for 2024
Even so, global revenue is forecasted to reach about $1.37 billion and promo’s largest distributor says that before-tax profit for the full year will rise to about $150 million.
Read MoreDavid Geiger Named President of Geiger; Lantz Continues as CEO
David represents a fifth generation of family leadership at the Counselor Top 40 firm, which has been under Geiger ownership since its inception more than 145 years ago.
Read MoreAdult Website Address Accidentally Printed on Packaging for ‘Wicked’ Dolls
The mess-up from Mattel is another sharp reminder for print and promo products pros that proofing before printing/producing is massively important.
Read MoreKornit Digital’s Sales Drop But Losses Lessen
The Israel-headquartered global firm is a leading provider of printers, inks and technologies for the apparel, home goods, textile and decorating industries.
Read MoreThis Year Has Been the Most Momentous Ever for M&A
Blockbuster buys involving Counselor Top 40 firms, international acquisitions and a flurry of smaller domestic deals have put an M&A exclamation point on 2024’s first 10 months.
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