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(StatePoint) If you have a big idea, goal or dream about helping others, writing down your vision can help. Studies show you’re 42% more likely to achieve your goals if

We caught up with promotional products suppliers and distributors on the show floor of PRINTING United Expo to learn about technology they were learning about and investing in, how suppliers could reach potential new customers at a "print" event, the future of DTG and DTF printing, and more.

/PRNewswire/ -- Every day, more than 700 American women are diagnosed with breast cancer. In the spirit of promoting early detection and awareness during...

A sunrise alarm clock, at-home cold brew maker, wireless sleep headphones, and more things that make college so much easier.

Like a $3 mini stapler for keeping in your backpack and a microwavable ramen cooker so you can fuel up during late-night study sessions.

From laptops to smart notebooks, ZDNET has you covered with the top tech you need this back-to-school season.

Abigail Johnson of Blue Grass has earned many honors in her young life, but the 16-year-old Davenport North junior will get the biggest yet in one week. She’s been named the 2022-2023 American Legion Auxiliary National Junior Member of the Year and will be honored on stage at the American Legion Auxiliary National Convention held […]

Writing instruments leader Pilot is setting up its own manufacturing and distribution footprint in India. Pilot Pen India formally began operations as a single entity on 1 July 2023, effectively ending a distribution partnership the Japanese firm established with local manufacturer Luxor almost 40 years ago. Speaking to the Indian press, Pilot Corporation President Shu

Pilot Pen: Itoh, who was here this week, announced that Pilot has invested about Rs 70 crore in setting up a manufacturing unit in Manesar. The company is working with 40 state-wise super distributors who act as primary customers of the brand and sell the product to small distributors, who eventually sell to retail outlets.

Rishi Sunak Pen Controversy: Rishi Sunak's office maintains that the PM has never used the pen's erasing feature and will never do so