A new report by WebWatch, the Internet watchdog arm of the non-profit Consumers Union, says that many of the most frequently used search engines on the Web are doing a poor job of separating the organic sheep from the fee-paid goats in their search results.
Direct marketing generates $165 billion a year in revenue in New York State. So having Gov. George Pataki kick off DM Days New York on Tuesday morning with a proclamation declaring June 26-July 2 Direct Marketing Week in the Empire State made a certain sense.
The U.S. Postal Service and the American Postal Workers Union (APWU) on Tuesday reached a tentative one-year contract extension.
“No man is an island,” as the saying goes–and for marketing professionals it goes double. Such was the underlying theme of Monday’s Multichannel Marketing Day event, sponsored by MULTICHANNEL MERCHANT, sister publication “Direct,” and marketing services provider Experian.
Realizing that its merchandise offerings were anything but basic, Rochester, NY-based cataloger Home Trends in January refocused and renamed its Back
Multititle educational supplier School Specialty, long a voracious acquirer of other companies, is now the acquiree: Boston-based Bain Capital Partners
New York-based Alloy is going ahead with plans to spin off the catalog/retail portion of its business. The yet-unamed company will consist of the Delia’s,
Of the 11 publicly traded business-to-business and computer merchants tracked by Multichannel Merchant, all but one, PC Connection, could boast of a boost
As of mid-June, when most gardening products catalogers were winding down their peak season, few were reporting an abundance of sales. While some catalogers,
To slow imports from China, the U.S. in May reimposed quotas on several categories of Chinese textiles, including cotton knit shirts and blouses, cotton