Bulls and Bears: Few Treats for Catalogers in October
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With sales down by at least 10% for the year, Freeport, ME-based L.L. Bean has started scaling back its workforce. In late October the $1.14 billion apparel
For some, the holidays bring to mind mistletoe, eggnog, and families gathering by the fire. For The Cybercritic, they mean novelty neckties. So in search
During the past four years, Potpourri Holdings has acquired seven catalogs, bringing its stable of titles to 10. But in October, the Medfield, MA-based
With growth as a mandate, $240 million golf equipment cataloger/retailer Golfsmith sold a majority stake to New York-based private equity firm First Atlantic
Just three months after acquiring catalog powerhouse Lands’ End, Sears, Roebuck, and Co. spun off a catalog of its own. In September the department store
NO USPS RATE HIKE FOR FOUR YEARS? Because the U.S. Postal Service has been grossly overpaying into the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) fund, it
Santa’s not the only one making a list of who’s naughty and who’s nice. While trying to complete my holiday shopping without stepping foot in a store,
Thanks to the recession and several company closings, the list industry’s reputation has taken a beating in recent years. For instance, Uni-Mail List
Consider an absolute rule ofwell, of everything: Specifics out-sell generalizations. If you accept that concept you automatically accept that marching-in-place