Author Archives: Alison Meadows
First-Class Mail Slow Down Could Hurt US Businesses
For those who think snail mail is a thing of the past, think again. Yes its true that most bills are paid, most legal briefs are filed, and much Christmas shopping gets done on line, but for things like magazines, … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged National Small Business Association, Todd McCracken, US Postal Service
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Pepco Holdings Helping Minorities
Yesterday, Pepco Holding, Inc. (PHI) conducted a one day Energy conference for certified Minority Business Enterprises (MBE’s). The goal is provide reverse discrimination opportunities for Minority Business Enterprises. MBE executives will receive information about opportunities to serve as suppliers for … Continue reading
Its Black Friday, Have Fun
Tomorrow is Black Friday, the post Thanksgiving shopping day. Stores open their doors at 12.01 AM on Friday morning and will be giving great sales on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Statistically, retailers earn 30% of their November profits during these … Continue reading
Posted in Commodities, Consumerism
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Black Friday Bargains and Extended Hours Boost Sales for Retailers
The day after Thanksgiving is known to retailers and consumers as Black Friday. On this day smart shoppers take to the malls in droves, gearing up for the Christmas giving season with slashed prices only available on this special day. … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Lifestyle
Tagged Cynthia Groves, Newmarket Knight Frank, Sears, SpendingPulse, Target, Toys R Us, Walmart
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AT&T Connecting
Earlier this year, AT&T implemented several upgrades to its broadband service, in an effort to resolve some of their major issues such as dropped calls and slow downloads. The wireless carrier’s New York-based campaign also included the sponsorship of major … Continue reading
