BrylaneHome Launches Plus Size Living Print Catalog
BrylaneHome, a home and lifestyles brand in the portfolio of Redcats
Which Way will PRC Rule in Exigent Postal Rate Case?
With less than two weeks before the Postal Regulatory Commission decides on the U.S. Postal Service
MailExpress Relaunches as Streamlite
MailExpress, a national business-to-consumer lightweight package delivery company, is now known as Streamlite. Atlanta-based Streamlite specializes in low-cost, trackable delivery of parcels weighing 5 lbs. or less.
Exigent Postal Rate Case Causing Controversey
The Exigent Rate Case the U.S. Postal Service Filed July 6 with the Postal Regulatory Commission has stirred up quite the controversy. An upstart group
M&A Activity Grinds to a Halt
Just Three Catalog-Related Deals were reported in the second quarter a far cry from the 10 we reported in the second quarter last year. While the quarter
Vitacost.com Catalog Proves to be Healthy
Selling dietary supplements such as vitamins, as well as cosmetics, organic personal care products and health foods in a catalog can be a tall order. But Vitacost.com, which has about 30,000 SKUs from more than 1,600 brands, embraces this task in award-winning style.
L.L. Bean Taxed by New Ohio Law
Apparel, outdoor gear and home goods cataloger L.L. Bean appears to be the test case regarding a new Ohio tax law.
Blackstreet Capital Acquires Park Seed, Jackson & Perkins
Private equity firm Blackstreet Capital acquired horticultural catalogers Jackson & Perkins and Park Seed following an Aug. 23 bankruptcy auction.
New Site Improves Usability, Navigation for Beren Shoes
To compete in the modern online marketplace, Arthur Beren Shoes realized it needed certain Website functionality. While its site already allowed customers to shop by designer and style, as well as by size and width,
Six-Day Mail Delivery Safe Through FY2011?
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 18-12 to approve a spending bill for Fiscal Year 2011 that included a measure to continue six-day delivery. Similarly, the House Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee approved language on a voice vote.