Wives of the Pennsylvania State Police troopers sold T-shirts, wristbands and car decals to benefit families affected by the PSP Blooming Grove Ambush.
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Why Are You Doing This?
Do you have a clear understanding of why you are in this business? And please, don’t tell me you’re in it for the money.
Read MoreOne Source Industries Rebrands as OSI
One Source Industries LLC has rebranded the company as OSI, unveiling a new company logo and website, www.OSICreative.com.
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Boxercraft to Sponsor Atlanta 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer
Boxercraft Inc., Atlanta, announced it will sponsor the Atlanta 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer, held Oct. 11-12, 2014. To show its support, the company will donate a portion of October sales of its special-edition Pom Pom Pullover to It’s the Journey Inc., producer of the walk. The women’s tops are available for a limited time in black, white and fuchsia.
Read MoreChocolate Prices Could Rise as Result of Ebola
The Ebola outbreak in Africa could have an effect on the price of chocolate. Distributors may notice a spike in prices for edible gifts during holiday season.
Read MoreCharles River Apparel Adds Three Sales Representatives
Charles River Apparel, Sharon, Mass., a manufacturer of outerwear and performance apparel, recently announced new members to its sales team. The company has added three outside sales representatives to handle growing accounts in Texas, Oklahoma, and western New York and Pennsylvania.
Read MoreVictorinox Swiss Army Names Andrew Spellman Vice President of Corporate Channels
Victorinox Swiss Army, Monroe, Conn., has appointed Andrew Spellman as vice president of corporate channels. Spellman, former vice president of sales, corporate and commercial markets for St. Louis-based TRG Group, joined Victorinox Swiss Army when it acquired TRG Group Aug. 1, 2014.
Read MoreUSPS Won’t Raise First Class Mail Rates in January
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) last week said it would not raise prices for its market-dominant mail class—which includes first class and standard mail—at the start of the new year. According to EcommerceBytes, the Postal Regulatory Commission had approved a rate increase of up to 4.3 percent, but the Postal Service Governors decided against it.
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