Dial Corp News Today

Joe Ford, co-founder and chairman of Westrock Coffee Co. of Little Rock, will receive the Legacy of Leadership Award at the 36th Arkansas Business of the Year ceremony on Feb. 21.

John W. Teets, the former CEO of the Dial and Greyhound corporations in Arizona, has died.

Conagra Brands told employees that as of July 18, there will no longer be a credit union at its facility in Ft. Madison.

The largest parcel of vacant land in Paradise Valley has been listed for sale at $55 million. The price has jumped more than 800% since it was last sold in 1997 for $6 million in cash.

Price boasted one of the best records in mutual fund management in the 1980s and 1990s/

The Mills clan is selling a 79% stake in Medline in what is possibly the largest liquidity event ever for one family.

Metro East distribution center to undergo $7M expansion TriStar said the work, to be completed in October, will boost the buildings value to about $18 million Credit: SLBJ TriStar Properties is investing $7 million to add 60,000 square feet to this 102,500-square-foot distribution center leased by Phillips 66 within the Gateway Commerce Center in Edwardsville. Author: Erik Siemers – St. Louis Business Journal Published: 7:55 AM CDT May 10, 2021 ...

Origin In March 1995, Dial Corp. introduced a new can for the Fresh Cut Flowers scent of their Renuzit brand air freshener product, featuring a label festooned with pictures of tulips. “What could be less controversial than tulips?” one might think. Dial and their retailers soon found out, as they began receiving a flood of complaints about a supposedly phallic image appearing on the side of the can: The rumors began to fly: Was this phallic imagery a form of subliminal advertising? A publ...