Improved Momentum in the Third Quarter
Based on third-quarter results from the publicly traded companies tracked, consumer catalogers had reason to be optimistic about holiday sales. Eighty-one
Target Shutting Its Print Catalogs
Target Corp. has pulled the plug on all of its print catalogs: Marshall Field
Moore Medical Sold to McKesson
San Francisco-based healthcare services behemoth McKesson Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire New Britain, CT-based Moore Medical, a cataloger
School Specialty Buys McGraw-Hill Titles
Greenville, WI-based School Specialty is at again. The acquisitive parent of such school-products catalogs as Childcraft, Sax Arts & Crafts, and Sportime
Charles Keath Changes Hands
CATALOG AGE has learned that Chicago-based Direct Marketing Services Inc. (DMSI) acquired the name, intellectual property, and house file of apparel and
Executive Greetings Files Chapter 11, Is on the Block
CATALOG AGE has learned that New Hartford, CT-based Executive Greetings filed for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District
Holiday Sales Good News for Most
So Christmas has come and gone. How does your company stack up compared with the consumer catalogers tracked by CATALOG AGE? Dallas-based Neiman Marcus
Lillian Lets It Fly in New York
New York–Catalog pioneer Lillian Vernon spoke about life, love, work, and Martha Stewart to a packed luncheon crowd at the Direct Marketing Club of New
Taylor Corp. Buys Eimicke’s Holiday Cards Business
Yonkers, NY-based V.W. Eimicke Associates, a marketer of human-resources forms, sold the assets of its holiday-card business to North Mankato, MN-based
My Twinn Goes Bust
Greenwood Village, CO-based doll cataloger My Twinn a shut down operations less than a week before Christmas, leaving some customers without holiday merchandise.