Sweda Company LLC, City of Industry, Calif., has announced the appointment of Cindy O’Reilly as director of merchandise.
Read MoreProfessor Upset by University of Illinois ‘Chief Illiniwek’ Merchandise
The University of Illinois has received complaints that its former mascot, Chief Illiniwek, should not be available for licensed merchandise.
Read MoreFedEx Boosts Shipping Rates, Surcharges Before Holidays
FedEx said that it will raise shipping rates in January, and will increase surcharge on large packages in November, which could impact e-commerce businesses during the holiday season.
Read MoreTervis Raises Breast Cancer Awareness with Pink Ribbon Tumblers
Tervis Tumbler Co., North Venice, Fla., is encouraging consumers to add a pink ribbon tumbler to their Tervis collection in October to show support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Read MoreAIA Promotes Two Leaders Within the Company
AIA Corporation, Neenah, Wis., announced two promotions within its corporate office.
Read MoreRaining Rose Inc. Adds New Graphic Designer
Raining Rose Inc., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has announced the addition of Lindsey Shetler as graphic designer.
Read More7 Pieces of Advice Before Upgrading
Most everyone wants the latest and greatest upgrade to technology, especially when it’s a free update, like Windows 10 or IOS 9. Even enterprise software users desire the latest upgrade.
Read More11 Keys to Great Success in Life and Business: Key 6: ‘Can’t’ Is a Four-letter Word
Most of us learned the four-letter words we shouldn’t say when we were in school. We heard the words in school. We learned that we shouldn’t say those words when we repeated them in front of our parents.
Read MoreAmerican Apparel Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
American Apparel, Los Angeles, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy today in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. The company released a statement, announcing that it is implementing a pre-arranged financial restructuring agreement with 95 percent of its secured lenders.
Read MoreReusable Water Bottles Prevent Trash, Boost Revenue at National Parks
The National Park Service has been working to prevent litter and garbage build-up from single-use water bottles. As we previously reported this summer, water bottle companies made moves to prevent the ban on disposable water bottles, but the sale of reusable water bottles in parks, such as Yellowstone National Park, have been successful financially and in terms of preventing waste.
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