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OOPS, BRITNEY’S LAWYERS DO IT AGAIN
Former pop queen Britney Spears could be souring on the promotions world. Late last month, Spears filed a $1.5 million lawsuit against Manhattan Beach,
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Chiasso Files for Bankruptcy Protection
(Catalog Age)–Home accessories cataloger and retailer Chiasso filed for federal bankruptcy protection on Jan. 7. Ten of the company’s 14 stores will
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Postal Commission Holds Its First Meeting
The Presidential Commission studying the U.S. Postal Service agreed in its first meeting yesterday to create committees to explore postal business models,
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USPS Reports $1 Billion Income in Quarter
The U.S. Postal Service reported net income of $1 billion for its first quarter, up from a net loss of $1.35 billion last year. Postal Service’s revenue
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Brookstone Direct Sales Lead Revenue Gains
Brookstone, Inc. reported holiday direct to customer sales of $25.9 million, up 8.6% despite a planned reduction in circulation. Same-store retail sales
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USPS Feeder Fix Valued At $74 Million
The U. S. Postal Service will spend $74 million to modify 537 Automated Flats Sorting Machines (AFSM)100s, according to Northrop Grumman spokesperson
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Former H&R Block Employee Charged in Identity Theft Scheme
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service has filed a complaint against a former H&R Block employee and three other people, alleging that they used personnel
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Online Trust Barrier Eroding: Conference Board
U.S. consumers are more trusting when conducting online transactions than they were last year–especially with financial transactions, according to the
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Transactions in Transition
Most convenience-store shoppers are going somewhere else. Sure, two-thirds of Americans visit a c-store every month. It’s the country’s fastest-growing
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Print Job
Specialty printing, especially for sweepstakes and games, is rebounding after a slump triggered by lawsuits between McDonald’s Corp. and Simon Marketing