Los Angeles-based American Apparel Inc. provided an update on the status of its accounting evaluation of the classification of its revolving credit facility as a long-term obligation, and certain other balance sheet and cash flow presentation matters in its previously issued consolidated financial statements.
Read MoreHALO/Lee Wayne Launches New Web Experience
HALO/Lee Wayne, Sterling, Ill., announced improvements to its corporate Web site at its national sales meeting. Jim Stutz, HALO/Lee Wayne executive vice president of sales and business development, coordinated the project.
Read MorePentel of America Rebrands with New Pentel Imprint Division
Torrance, California-based Pentel of America announced it has rebranded and expanded the Pentel Imprint Division. With a new name and logo, Pentel Imprint is focused on providing writing instruments with custom imprints.
Read MoreBag Makers Appoints Two Regional Business Development Managers
Bag Makers, Union, Ill., announced Jennifer Madai and Anna Marie Madai have been appointed regional business development managers for the company.
Read MoreA Challenge For The Ages
Greetings loyal readers,
I have a challenge to issue. I have thought of three instances where a person or company is in desperate need of advertising, yet using promotional products to help them would be extremely difficult. Your challenge is twofold: think of an actual working promotion, or come up with a funnier disastrous instance than I have suggested here.
Read More“Sell Out With Me”
I had the pleasure of attending the Vans’ Warped Tour this weekend, which is weird I know, since I’m a 26-year old writer for a business magazine and not a 17-year old girl who loves eyeliner and sneaking cigarettes behind the bleachers. But, I basically never go to shows anymore, and my girlfriend had never even been to a punk concert before prior to this weekend, so I figured why not check out Warped Tour? There’s something like 50-plus bands that play, and the people watching is excellent, ranging from hulking brutes in combat boots and red suspenders, weird pasty guys who look this is the first time they’ve been able to tear themselves from World of Warcraft in months, and 15-year olds with foot-tall pink mohawks who are very clearly there with their parents. Basically, it’s like 100 punk concerts mashed into one.
Read MorePrime Line Responds to Supplier Excellence Awards
Bridgeport, Connecticut-based Prime Line announced it won Silver awards in the product categories of Electronics and
Read MoreLeed’s WorldSource Memory Xpress Includes New Styles
New Kensington, Pennsylvania-based Leed’s, a member of Polyconcept North America, the second largest supplier within the promotional products industry,
Read MoreNorwood Responds to Earning Seven Excellence Awards
Indianapolis-based Norwood Promotional Products announced the company earned seven Promo Marketing Supplier Excellence Awards.
Read MoreVisstun Expands with New Warehouse and New Hires
Las Vegas-based Visstun announced the company has expanded its facility with the opening of a new 19,800-square-foot warehouse located
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