Lack of Postal Reform Leads to Blame Game
With time running out for Congress to approve a postal reform bill, some mailers are questioning whether the Direct Marketing Association
With time running out for Congress to approve a postal reform bill, some mailers are questioning whether the Direct Marketing Association
Food and consumer goods manufacturer/marketer Sara Lee Corp. has completed its spin-off of its apparel business.
The Mailers Council, an Arlington, VA-based coalition of mailers and mailing associations, in late August released a research paper detailing the benefits of a standard implementation period when the U.S. Postal Service raises postage rates.
August was yet another difficult month for Sharper Image Corp., as its sales continued to slide, though on a brighter note, the company
Delray Beach, FL-based office supplies merchant Office Depot (NYSE:ODP), announced on Aug. 31 that it has acquired Papirius, a business-to-business supplier of office products and services in Eastern Europe.
Home decor and furniture merchant Restoration Hardware is keeping the spin-offs coming.
San Diego-based running equipment and apparel cataloger Road Runner Sports is revving up its retail expansion plans.
With Congress back from its summer recess next week, direct marketers will not have to wait long on the prospects of a postal reform bill.
Bassett Furniture may have been founded in 1902, but that doesn