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Funko, the company known for their Pop toys, which depict athletes, movie characters, bands, pretty much any pop culture figure in history, reportedly plans to "eliminate" between $30 million and $36 million in its figurines due to decreasing demand in toys.
A California State Assemblyman is pushing legislation that would only allow businesses to issue paper receipts upon requests as a means of limiting waste and exposure to chemically coated paper. Assemblyman Phil Ting, representing San Francisco and San Mateo County, re-introduced AB 1347, otherwise known as "Skip the Slip," in a video demonstrating the sometimes…
A company in Minnesota that makes branded baseball bats will now sell products in all 30 Major League Baseball ballparks thanks to a referral from Minnesota Twins president and CEO David St. Peter.
Frank Green created a very popular water bottle. The problem? It was too big for most cupholders. So, the company designed a special accessory so users can fit their bottles into their cupholders. It shows how a drinkware promo can include more than just a cup or bottle, and prolong usage.
The Oscars are right around the corner, and we took a look at what's inside the Distinctive Assets "Everybody Wins" gift set that nominees will receive. Spoiler alert: It's pretty awesome.
While it’s easy to think of the retail segment as monolithic — a bunch of stores and shops with…
Dedicated content, interviews, podcasts, and more is planned throughout the month of March across PRINTING United Alliance channels.
There are few people more famous and good-looking than Ryan Reynolds. So, when he donned a T-shirt for the Terry Fox Foundation charity run, it made sense that the event organizers got thousands of requests to buy it.
After demand for its branded products was so high, Starbucks Korea is toning back its promotional efforts to allow people to buy coffee without having to fight crowds.
There was a scene planned for the new "Ant-Man" movie where the character hit home runs at Oracle Park in San Francisco. The scene got canceled, but Marvel already made 20,000 "Ant-Man"-themed Giants caps. So, what happens to them now?
