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Here’s Why the Smartphone Didn’t (and Maybe Shouldn’t) Kill the Printed Calendar   There are hundreds of apps that will keep track of appointments and help you stay organized, but a growing number of people are returning to the printed desk calendar. Sales of...

Early is Good for Birds, but Maybe Not for Adolescents We’ve been hearing a lot from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) the past couple of years because of COVID-19. But their guidance and information about the global pandemic isn’t the only thing...

Featured Product: Badge Holders Security plays a big part in visitor management for corporations, schools and government operations. Whether you’re placing orders for badge holders for an upcoming conference or the back-to-school season, Vinyl Art, Inc., can easily...

Business class seats on airplanes are filling up again, according to a new trend report from Deloitte. Annual spend on business travel, the company said, is expected to reach 55% of 2019 levels by the end of the year. If you haven’t ordered items for tradeshows and...

After two years of pandemic-plagued holiday seasons, the 2022 holiday sales outlook is solid, especially for brick-and-motor locations, according to recent research by Insider Intelligence; but retailers will need to adapt to changes in how consumers shop. First,...

Fishing brought families, friends, and communities together in unprecedented numbers amid the first waves of the coronavirus pandemic. With so many events canceled or closed, fishing became an ideal social distancing endeavor, a relaxing and rejuvenating activity to...

We’re There, Even If You Don’t See Us For more than 40 years, Vinyl Art has been creating custom vinyl and polypropylene packaging solutions in Minnesota. In fact, you’ve probably seen our work and not even known it. That’s because our items are everywhere — in...

Even as individuals return to everyday activities, the pandemic is not quite behind us. Many employees are required to show proof of vaccination to work at their offices. In some metro areas, you may be required to show your proof of vaccination to dine at a...

Remember the ship that got caught in the Suez Canal? Up to 50 ships carrying goods ranging from animals or oil to automobiles or consumer goods pass through the canal daily. Ever Givengot stuck for six days before salvage crews freed it. It’s one of the largest...