
Paper Products

Watch associate editor Michael Cornnell demo three electronic greeting cards from CleggPromo, demonstarting the company's air-sensor, light-up and sound effects technologies.
Lion Circle Corporation has announced the purchase of SAM Line, a leading manufacturer of magnets and other plastic products, from Specialty Advertising and Marketing. Effective today, Specialty Advertising and Marketing Corporation is ceasing operations.
A short preview of some of my articles from our August issue.
Tracking sales growth of National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL) Printing Business Panel members from 2000 to 2007, NAPL Research Center economists see variations from 50.1 percent sales growth to more than 20 percent sales loss, depending on the strategic path businesses followed.
Staples Inc. call volume rose to the highest level since August 2008 before the company reports earnings March 2, after a single trade today with a strike price 3.3 percent above the closing level.
The head of industrial conglomerate 3M blasted the president as being "anti-business," claiming Obama has not done anything to improve the White House's relationship with corporate America.
In a letter mailed to distributors this week, Hallmark Business Connections announced it will be leaving the promotional products industry effective January 31, 2011.
Fenton, Missouri-based Quick Point announced it is introducing a line of greeting cards with antimicrobial phone pads attached. Quick Point’s antimicrobial phone pad protects a phone from the growth of harmful germs and bacteria for 12 months, reinforcing the greeting cards' sentiments for a full year.
The Economic Policy Institute's (EPI) report highlights the continuing efforts of the Chinese government to promote the development of its paper producers at almost any expense. The academic study identified roughly $33 billion in subsidies provided to China's paper producers in a variety of forms that have stimulated enormous capacity increases and jeopardized production and jobs in the U.S.
St. Paul, Minnesota-based 3M announced the launch of a new online service that helps graphic designers, communicators and marketers quickly test the impact of graphic designs and increase the probability that viewers will pay attention to the most important content in the first three-to-five seconds.