It’s probably no surprise that Amazon’s apparel sales are doing well, but it turns out, the e-commerce giant is doing really well. According to WWD, research firm One-Click Retail is projecting that Amazon will become the largest clothing seller in the U.S. by the end of 2018. Currently, the largest clothing seller is Macy’s. Here’s…
Read MoreOne Stop Hires Director of Operations
One Stop, Grand Rapids, Mich., has hired Tony Deleonabreu as director of operations, overseeing all facets of distribution and customer service. Prior to joining One Stop, Deleonabreu worked for the Kellogg Company, and has more than 30 years of experience in the transportation, distribution and warehouse management industry. Deleonabreu has held several director-level positions within…
Read MoreAfter Montreal NAFTA Talks, Optimism Mixed With Uncertainty
Despite the mixed signals regarding NAFTA discussions, the U.S.’s trade partners in Mexico and Canada were optimistic about the trade agreement’s future. Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo, who was at the center of the controversy surrounding sugar exports to the U.S., said it was the first time in which all three parties involved felt that…
Read MoreStaples Parts Ways With CEO in Latest Aftershock From Failed Merger
While it is too early now to speculate as to where Sycamore is looking to take Staples in the future, one thing remains certain: the failure of the Office Depot merger back in 2016 has proven extremely costly for the office supplier…
Read MoreMLB, Cleveland Indians To Remove Chief Wahoo Logo from Jerseys
With five consecutive winning seasons and two-straight American League Central Division titles, the Cleveland Indians have made many supporters hopeful that the diamond occupants will soon bring home the franchise’s first World Series title since 1948. No matter how much joy the organization has engendered, though, its use of a Native American caricature on uniforms…
Read MoreCustom Mints: A Versatile Marketing Tool
Trade Show Giveaway Custom mints are great to use for trade show table decorations and giveaway items. Trade shows are a big investment—what better way to improve trade show ROI than with custom, branded mints? Custom mints are a memorable, low-cost treat that can be sprinkled all around a trade show booth or handed out…
Read MoreThe Muzzillo Dictionary of Sales Terminology: The Definition of ‘No’
According to most dictionaries, the word “no” means “a denial or a refusal.” But, according to the Muzzillo Dictionary of Sales Terminology, “no” really means “not yet.” To be successful in sales, it is critical to have a mindset that “no” doesn’t mean a denial or refusal of your question or request. No matter what…
Read MoreNashville Predators Fan Receives Tons of Team Gear Following Hilarious Mistake
Having advanced to last year’s Stanley Cup Finals (how I wish, as a Philadelphia Flyers fan, that they had beaten the Pittsburgh Penguins!) and residing in second place in Central Division play this season, the Nashville Predators are vying to become one of the NHL’s most revered franchises. Filling Bridgestone Arena at a 100.6 percent…
Read MoreFitness Trackers Have Been Publishing Military Locations and Identities
Fitness trackers do a lot of good. On an ordinary day, they help us keep tabs on our health goals on a daily basis. On a not-so-ordinary day, they’re saving lives by…
Read MoreGrumpy Cat Wins Big in Lawsuit Over Promotional Merchandise
Since 2012, Grumpy Cat has been a promotional powerhouse, reportedly generating millions for her owner through the sale of branded merchandise. Grumpy Cat has also served as a spokescat for brands such as Honey Nut Cheerios and Nestle’s Friskies brand of cat food…
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