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Noted printing industry researcher and analyst Vincent Mallardi has been tracking U.S. print buying demand annually for more than four decades. His newly published "Hot Markets for Print Demand in 2021" analysis reveals the Top 25 markets/sectors that will be the largest print buyers throughout this year. They will account for nearly 97% of total print procurement — a more than 3% increase from 2020. As one might expect, the COVID-19 pandemic had negative impacts on U.S. GDP and, hence, overall print buying activity last year. But, as the economy continues to rebound, and businesses boost t...

Davide Cantoni, Felix Hagemeister, Mark Westcott In their thousands, right-wing groups marched towards the Senate House. They marched under many different insignia and banners, including far-right, avowedly racist organisations. Some believed reports spread through right-wing media of a deep state conspiracy, others sought to show strength that would weaken or lead to the fall of the left-wing government, elected to power with a slender majority, which some equated with communism. Still others marched against the Jews. What gave the demonstration a deeper potential for escalation still was t...

The Atlantic Low wages benefit employers at the expense of both workers and taxpayers. January 14, 2021 Getty / The Atlantic The country’s very low minimum wage comes at a high cost. And for taxpayers, it adds up to more than $100 billion a year. That number comes from a new analysis of safety-net usage by Ken Jacobs, Ian Eve Perry, and Jenifer MacGillvary of UC Berkeley’s Labor Center. It identifies working families with at least one member who would get a raise if the federal minimum wage were lifted to $15 an hour, and finds that the government spends about $107 billion a year on Medic...

TORONTO, Ontario, Dec 08, 2020 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Retail expert Ms. April Sabral is a coach and entrepreneur with nearly three decades of excellence in global retail leadership among brands such as Starbucks, Apple, Gap, Banana republic and DAVIDsTEA; and is the founder of Retailu. With her extensive experience as an executive operational strategist and leader Sabral is now passing along her value and launching a leadership and mentorship portal to inspire leaders of companies to achieve great leadership success. “I think the book and the portal are even more relevant in this COVID ...

Tax cut? >> predicting the stock market is probably harder than predicting elections because you don't have polls and things to look at. let me give you a sense of what i think. the tax cuts were kind of a sugar high, a one-time rush of adrenaline and it did have a short-term positive effect on corporate profits and the stock market. now there are other things happening which have surpassed that. one of them is that interest rates rising because the budget deficit is getting larger and that pushes interest rates up. that has had an effect on the housing market. it's created turmoil in the emer...