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CBK Rewards Reps and Managers
By Staff - 05/08/2008
Union City, TN – CBK rewarded its top sales representatives at the company’s 10th Annual Sales Achievement Club at the Hotel Hershey in Hershey, PA. More

Royal Doulton CEO Resigns
By Staff - 05/02/2008
New York — Wayne Nutbeen stepped down as chief executive of tabletop vendor Royal Doulton, headquartered in Stoke-on-Trent, UK. Nutbeen’s resignation came just weeks after Peter Cameron retired as chief executive of Royal Doulton's parent company Waterford-Wedgwood. More
People on the Move: May 2, 2008
By Staff - 05/02/2008
DMC’s Robertson promoted; Caraco joins Julia D. Azar More
Linens 'n Things Files Chapter 11
News From "Home Textiles Today" - 05/02/2008
Wilmington, DE – Roughly two weeks after delaying a $16.1 million interest payment, Linens 'n Things filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. More
Clear Thinking Group Opens Western Office
By Staff - 04/30/2008
Lake Oswego, OR — Retail and consumer products consulting organization Clear Thinking Group LLC opened a western regional office in Portland suburb Lake Oswego. More
People on the Move: April 28
By Staff - 04/28/2008
Cocktail mixers and garnishes vendor Stirrings hired Mauro Pennella as chief marketing officer. Personalized gift retail chain Things Remembered named Adam Boucher as senior vice president, store sales and operations. Melane Rose Boyce joins the National Confectioners Assn. as vice president of public policy and corporate social responsibility. More
People on the Move: April 10
By Staff - 04/10/2008
Jerry W. Levin, chairman of Sharper Image Corp., resigned as board member and chairman to consider making an offer for some or all of the company. Professional Marketing named Paul Bishop vice president. More
Give a Woman a Bead and She'll Make a Livelihood
By Maria Weiskott - 04/08/2008
Malden, MA – Give a woman a necklace, and she can wear it. But give her the beads, and she can create a livelihood. More
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