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Back to School
FUNNY THING about teachers: They want their teaching aids shipped before the school year starts. Delta Education wasn’t passing that test, and that’s
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DO the right thing
WHETHER YOUR BUSINESS is an old-school print catalog or a virtual age dot-com, the concerns are the same: how to function profitably with a smaller marketing
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USPS Files
IT WAS almost anticlimactic after the buildup, but on Sept. 24 the U.S. Postal Service filed its long-awaited postal rate case, asking for an 8.7% hike.
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Spiegel Stays the Course
The Spiegel Group was braced for a difficult fall even before Sept. 11. Sales for the fourth quarter, which normally produces 35% of the firm’s annual
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A Run on Gas Masks
AMERICANS WORRIED ABOUT the prospect of chemical, biological and nuclear attacks are stocking up on survival gear. That means business for U.S. Cavalry,
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A Friend Indeed
IN THE ULTIMATE ACT of friendship, one Blue Cross/Blue Shield employee stayed with a handicapped co-worker to wait for help as 1 World Trade Center burned.
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BREAK IT DOWN
To put more emphasis on industry segments catalogs, telemarketing, nonprofit, business-to-business and the like the Direct Marketing Association has created
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Full Throttle
SO FAR, SO GOOD: Caterpillar Truck has already pulled a 41% response rate from its summer mailing to lapsed customers. Now if it can only match the conversion
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Inspiring Words for Tough Times
AFTER A DECADE of fun times for business, circumstances can now be less than rosy even grim. Here are some quotes to help see you through. My current
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What It’s Like to Live Here
LIFE WAS ALMOST back to normal in my Brooklyn neighborhood the week after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. But means something different