Logomark Debuts Whizzie SpotterTie

Logomark recently introduced a new item, the Whizzie SpotterTie, to its product lineup. The soft, stretchy silicone tie comes in more than 30 original styles and a variety of colors and can be used in a number of ways, from luggage tag to cable organizer to wine glass marker.

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Navitor Announces New Plant Manager for Specialty Products Division

Navitor recently announced Tony Smith as the new plant manager for the company’s specialty products division. Smith’s leadership will be central to Navitor’s production of an expanded specialty products offering, to which the company has recently added repositionable fabric decals, custom phone cases and badge talkers.

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Give the Gift of Time

None of us have the time we’d like to accomplish what we need to get done. Time is a precious commodity—both in the business and personal sense. With more time, we can get more sales, make more money, spend more time with family and friends, and invest in things we enjoy.

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CPSC Recalls Children’s Toys for Choking, Laceration Hazards

Two toys from two different companies were recalled last week. In conjunction with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Family Dollar Services Inc., Matthews, N.C. recalled the Tough Treadz Auto Carrier as the die-cast metal cars have sharp edges that post a laceration hazard. Also, Houston-based LS Import Inc. recalled Airplane and Butterfly Push Toys since the wheel’s and tip of the butterflies’ antennas can detach, causing a choking hazard.

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Grammy Award Giveaways Worth More Than $15,000

While Sam Smith won big onstage, taking home four awards during the 57th Grammy Awards last night, all performers, presenters and nominees were able to collect a variety of goodies located backstage.

Distinctive Assets put together the Grammy Gift Lounge, which reportedly contained $15,000 to $25,000 worth of gifts. Fortune, LA Weekly and WhoSay provided a list of some of the gifts. Here are the highlights.

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