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Area Print Shops, Businesses Upset by Vistaprint's $2.2M Tax Break in Rhode Island

Direct-to-consumer printing services like Vistaprint have been one of the largest disruptions in the promotional products and printing industries. So, when Rhode Island announced its plan to give Vistaprint $2.2 million in tax credits to open its national sales office and staff it with employees, small businesses in the area were upset, to say the least...

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Safeguard Closes Three Deals in First Two Quarters of 2017

The 2017 #Online18 Most Influential People in the Promotional Products Industry

M&A Firm Corporate Development Associates Welcomes Industry Veteran Roger Buck

Women in Print and Promo: Beth Marston, Navitor

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Prime Line Launches Fidget Collection

Prime Line, Bridgeport, Conn., has launched a fidget collection that includes a variety of…

Proforma Announces Best-Selling Author, Jack Canfield, to Deliver Keynote at Annual Convention

More than 800 Proforma owners, sales representatives, supplier partners and support team members are…

Appvion Inc. CFO Tom Ferree to Retire, Luke Kelly Named to Succeed Him

Appvion Inc., Appleton, Wis., announced that Tom Ferree, the company’s chief financial officer for…

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Women in Print and Promo: These Women Mean Business

Women have undoubtedly made progress in American society, but it is not nearly enough. According to the International Labour Organization, 43 percent of all managers in the U.S. are women. An encouraging number, yes—though it’s less than half of the total, suggesting that there is significant room for growth...

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