Economist Alex Chausovsky said that, while 2025 was all about uncertainty, 2026 is about understanding complexities in the economy and pursuing worthwhile strategies.
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Private Equity Firm Forge52 Takes Majority Stake in Logomark
Founder and CEO Trevor Gnesin and President Clive Goldberg are both set to remain in leadership roles for the Counselor Top 40 supplier.
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Cessario delivered a keynote presentation at ThreadX 2026 that focused on creating memorable and shareable marketing campaigns.
Read MorePackaging Outlook 2026: Trends Driving Tomorrow’s Growth
For those interested in growing via convergence into the packaging and labels market — or for those already in that segment — read on for insights into what to expect in 2026.
Read MoreePromos Unveils Brand Refresh, Redesigned Website
The women-owned distributor introduced a new brand identity and upgraded e-commerce platform as part of a broader digital transformation.
Read MoreJumbo Roll Printing: Big Opportunities, Big Ideas
Jumbo roll printing is the perfect solution for generation large consistent print orders.
Read MoreU.S. Court of International Trade Says Importers Are Entitled to Tariff Refunds
Importers still have questions about the refunds process itself, and some expect the federal government to appeal the decision.
Read MoreWhy Made-in-the-USA Apparel Still Matters in Promo
While full stateside production won’t return anytime soon, domestic apparel manufacturing offers unique benefits to distributor partners.
Read MoreProforma OnePoint on the Smartest Way To Sell Print
Scott Whitten, CEO of Proforma OnePoint, brings more than 20 years of print experience to the promo space, serving as a one-stop shop for clients.
Read MoreWhat the Data Reveals About Tariffs’ Monumental Impact on Sourcing – and the Industry
Even as the Supreme Court ruling throws the future of tariffs into question, 2025 numbers reveal record customs collections and a significant pullback in imports from China.
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