At least 13 people are dead and many more are injured as a result of a plastics factory fire in Dhaka, Bangladesh on Saturday, Jan. 31.
Read MoreStarline Announces New Hires
Starline, Grand Island, N.Y., announced the newly formed partnership with Greg Jackson, partner, Pat Dore, sales, and Alan Rice, partner, of Northwest Reps.
Read MoreProforma Announces First Members of Its 25 Million Dollar Club
Proforma has announced Fred and Suzette Albrecht, co-owners of Proforma Albrecht & Co., Milford, Ohio, as the first members of its 25 Million Dollar Club.
Read MoreSeattle’s Would-be Super Bowl Merchandise
The Seattle Seahawks lost Super Bowl XLIX on a last-minute interception, but you can still see the apparel and merchandise that would have celebrated their back-to-back Super Bowl wins.
Read MoreGroundhog Day
The celebrations of another New Year are now a month old. Where are you at in creating the new you, the new success, the new resolutions about which you were so excited only a few weeks ago?
Read MoreCommunity Spotlight
We spoke to “Crazy” Aaron Muderick, founder of Crazy Aaron’s Puttyworld, to learn about employing people with disabilities.
Read MoreDrink to This
Sports bottles aren’t just for athletes, runners and gym-goers anymore. They’ve become an important sidekick for the health-conscious person. We’re all thirsty, but with water becoming the drink of choice, and those consuming it not wanting to dispose of dozens of single-use water bottles a week, end-users are seeking a reusable and reliable sports bottle. With a few fills, we easily can reach the recommended 64 ounces of water a day. Besides quenching thirst, here are some of the top demands end-users have for a sports bottle.
Read MoreCross Your Tees
The style trends and sales strategies shaping the T-shirt market.
Read MorePromotional Paradise
Warm weather is right around the corner, and people will start gearing up for vacation. Here are some tips, tricks and case studies for the hotel and travel markets.
Read MoreBagging Up Big Sales
Bags have been around for all of human history. Cave people used animal pelts to carry rocks, the ancient Romans used bags to carry the vast amounts of wine they drank and people today use bags for everything from shopping on Madison Avenue to picking up seashells on the beach. Because of their widespread use, bags make great promotional items.
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