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June 30, 2009
Cincinnati-based Touchstone announced it has acquired Triko Marketing, Cary, N.C. Triko Marketing's president and CEO, Peter Cromwell,... June 30, 2009
The Quality Certification Alliance (QCA) announced Bridgeport, Connecticut-based Prime Line and Lawrence, Massachusetts-based Gemline have completed third-party QCA Audits.... June 30, 2009
Promotional Products Association International's (PPAI) members have stepped out in force to oppose The Physician Payments Sunshine Act, U.S. S. 301, a... June 30, 2009
St. Paul, Minnesota-based Crystal D, a leading supplier of corporate awards and plaques, announced its first-ever class graduated from Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace Workplace... June 30, 2009
Atlanta-based Boxercraft announced its founder, president and owner Jon Carroll, received the 2009 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year award for... Hot Products
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WE’VE ALL BEEN there. Wandering slowly through the long, wide aisles of your local office megastore, sifting through shelf after shelf of office products, wondering what to buy. There are no-smudge pens and tri-colored pencils, stapleless staplers, safety scissors, decidedly...
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WE’VE ALL BEEN there. Wandering slowly through the long, wide aisles of your local office megastore, sifting through shelf after shelf of office products, wondering what to buy. There are no-smudge pens and tri-colored pencils, stapleless staplers, safety scissors, decidedly...
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Let’s revisit, if you will, one of the most special and overwhelming times in a young person’s life: the tour de universities. Running around the country through various hallowed halls of learning is enough of a whirlwind, to be sure,...
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Let’s revisit, if you will, one of the most special and overwhelming times in a young person’s life: the tour de universities. Running around the country through various hallowed halls of learning is enough of a whirlwind, to be sure,...
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Matthew Barnes
My workouts aren’t as frequent as they used to be, but I still find time for a run—not a long, carefree jog
Christen Gruebel
To begin on a slightly more melancholy note this week, we've had quite a few losses lately, haven't we?
Michael Cornnell
Greetings loyal readers,We're finished with the July issue right now, and I thought it would be fun to share with you a little bit of my last few days in the office, which, until I...