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With the April 29 wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton fast approaching, Time looks at the top commemorative promotional products for the royal wedding. Some of them may surprise you.

Independence, Ohio-based Proforma, a leading North American provider of graphic communications solutions, welcomed seven new offices to its network.

Oklahoma City-based Moisant Promotional Products won OKCBiz magazine's Best Promotional Products Company award for the fourth consecutive year.

Wayland, Massachusetts-based iPROMOTEu announced that 22 promotional products distributors affiliated with iPROMOTEu in March 2011, setting a new record for the month of March throughout the company's history.

Copper and palladium prices are falling after Japan said declines in production and consumer spending will limit economic growth as the country rebuilds.

In honor of the most dreaded day of the year, April 15, Fox Business has compiled the 10 craziest tax deductions of 2011.

According to a new survey of manufacturers and importers, consumer goods at retail are likely to rise by 10-15 percent later this spring and into the summer, particularly in the apparel and home furnishings segments.

The National Institutes of Health is supporting research into the health effects of BPA with $30 million in grants. But there is no comparable research examining products marketed as BPA alternatives.

Last month's magnitude-9.0 earthquake and tsunami in Japan may have had a greater than expected impact on the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve Bank said Wednesday in its latest Beige Book.

Pinnacle Promotions Inc., Atlanta, a leading promotional products distributor, has launched three new categories on its website that aim to offer promotional product ideas that are specifically tailored to the needs of Pinnacle Promotions' consumers.