AbitibiBowater, one of the largest public paper and forest products company in North America, announced today that it, along with certain of its U.S. and Canadian subsidiaries, have filed voluntary Chapter 11 petitions in the U.S. for bankruptcy protection.
The U.S. Postal Service did not issue any press release or make any announcements on its plans for a summer rate break on postage for any increased standard mail volume for some standard mailers. But the idea of a “summer sale” is not exactly a new one
The U.S. Postal Service apparently soon plans to announce a
Quebecor World announced April 9 it has reached an agreement with its creditors
Outdoor gear and apparel merchant L.L. Bean will furlough about 75% of its staff – all but 50 of its 200 workers – at the Bangor, ME-based call center starting in May, according to the Kennebec (ME) Journal/Morning Sentinel.
New York-based private equity firm KPS Capital Partners has acquired certain Irish and U.K. assets of Waterford Wedgwood
If the current inflation trend continues, catalogers may see a postal rate increase of less than 1% in 2010, according to Dan Blair, chairman of the Postal Regulatory Commission.
If there’s a bright side to the global recession for print catalogers, it’s that paper prices are down. After six straight quarters of increases, paper
Charming Shoppes Announced in January that it would be discontinuing its Lane Bryant Woman catalog after a little more than a year in the mail. Now Charming