Think about how many different types of beverages you drink throughout the day. Maybe you have coffee in your morning meeting, sparkling water at lunch and beer during happy hour. Now, think about how many different brands of those different beverages there are. A lot, right? So how…
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Geiger Receives 2016 Best Places to Work in Maine Recognition
Geiger, Lewiston, Maine, was recently named as one of the 2016 Best Places to Work in Maine. It is endorsed by Best Companies Group, the Maine State Chamber of Commerce, The Maine Department of Labor, The Department of Economic and Community Development, Maine HR Convention and Mainebiz. This statewide survey and awards program was designed…
Delta Airlines Introduces Trackable Luggage Tags
Most of us know the pains of lost luggage. After a long day of flying, there’s nothing worse than leaving the baggage carousel empty-handed. But, according to NBC News, Delta Airlines might be one step closer to solving this problem. The major airline is integrating Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) into some luggage tags in order…
Which Donald Trump Merchandise Is Manufactured Overseas?
Lately, there’s been a lot of talk surrounding Donald Trump’s overseas manufacturing. Hillary Clinton has released multiple political ads targeting Trump’s merchandise production. And now, The Washington Post combed through public data to sort the products Trump outsources. Donald Trump has come under fire for outsourcing a portion of his manufacturing. (Image…
Royal Apparel Plans Long Island Expansion
According to the Long Island Business News, Royal Apparel, Hauppauge, N.Y., plans to invest $4.58 million to expand on Long Island, N.Y. The company aims to relocate from a 24,000 square foot space to a 24,244 square foot facility at 91 Cabot Court. “We are extremely excited and proud to have this opportunity to [expand]…
Arizona High School Bans ‘Black Lives Matter’ T-shirts
Mariah Havard, a 10th grader at Buckeye High School in Buckeye, Ariz., found herself in the principal’s office for wearing a “Black Lives Matter” T-shirt, according to 12 News. School administrators told Havard the shirt wasn’t allowed under the school’s dress code policy, which bans clothing and accessories that can “disrupt the education process.” “I wasn’t…
M&M’s-branded Jewelry Recalled for Lead Violation
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Mount Arlington, New Jersey-based Mars Retail Group’s M&M’s-branded jewelry has been recalled due to a violation of the lead standard. The jewelry reportedly can contain high…
Last Chance to Vote! PM Video Battle: EMT Versus Vantage Apparel
Promo Marketing’s Video Battle pits two industry videos against each other for the chance at the ultimate bragging right: Being declared our readership’s absolute favorite. Last week, EMT won, and now will face off against Vantage Apparel. The winner will be decided by a simple poll. The poll will close the morning of Friday, Sept. 2, the same…
British Olympic Team’s Luggage Causes Airport Blunder
We’ve all been there—it’s late, your flight just landed and you want to get home (fast). But, there’s one hurdle you still must face: baggage claim. As you’re standing there, trying not to fall asleep, you try to identify your black duffel bag from everyone else’s. After an hour, you swear you’ll customize your bag in…
Skullcandy Announces Merger with Mill Road
Skullcandy, the Park City, Utah-based headphone and audio accessory brand, announced the termination of a previously announced merger with Incipio LLC, instead opting to enter a new agreement with Mill Road Capital Management LLC. The agreement includes outstanding shares of common Skullcandy stock going for $6.35 per share, making the total approximately $196.6 million, according…
