Axis Promotions Welcomes Rob Watson as Vice President of E-Commerce and Marketing

Axis Promotions, New York City, announced that Rob Watson has joined the company as vice president of e-commerce and marketing. Within this role, Watson will be responsible for the expansion of Axis Promotions’ robust e-commerce and on-demand capabilities, while enhancing marketing communications. “I am honored and excited to join the Axis leadership team,” said Watson.…

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Terry Town Adds Strategic National Account Manager

Terry Town, San Diego, has announced the hiring of Livier Gomez to its national sales team. Gomez, who will hold the title of strategic national account manager, is a graduate of the University of San Diego, and previously worked for a Southern California nonprofit organization. “Livier came to us already knowing what it takes to…

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Ikea Print Ad Includes Pregnancy Test (Like, The Ones You Pee On)

Ikea’s new print ad in Sweden includes a pregnancy test where women can, well, you know how home pregnancy tests work… “Peeing on this ad may change your life,” the ad says. Not only will the print ad, which appears in women’s magazine Amelia, provide life changing information, there is still a pecuniary incentive for…

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Fanatics Strikes New Merchandising Deal With Formula One

Will Formula One be able to use Fanatics’ expertise in merchandising in order to convince fans and drivers of the viability of its rebranding effort? Will Fanatics be able to create merchandise that will appeal to an international audience after so much success in the vastly different American market? Time, of course, will tell…

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Scrunchies Are ‘Hair Clouds’ Now, and They’re Cool and Expensive

You know scrunchies? Of course you do. Everyone knows scrunchies, whether or not they actually have hair plentiful enough to necessitate scrunchies. You know hair clouds? No? I bet you do, but you don’t know it. Because it turns out, hair clouds are just a clever rebranding of “scrunchies.” What you also might not know…

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McDonald’s Will Phase Out Styrofoam Cups and Packaging

Some New Year’s resolutions require their originators to use the entire calendar to make them realities, yet the completion of such time-consuming endeavors deserves no less praise than the execution of easier aspirations. In fact, the former might merit a bit more recognition because they often involve overcoming conundrums that have long been burdens. McDonald’s…

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U.K. Microbead Ban Goes Into Effect

As of yesterday, cosmetics and personal care items in the U.K. can no longer include plastic microbeads. This ban only covers manufacturing at the time, but sale of products that include microbeads will take effect in July, according to The Guardian. The reasoning behind this is to prevent the plastic microbeads from making their way…

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Smart Apparel Takes One Step Closer to Mainstream

Sensors embedded in the fabric are able to read biological factors that provide insight into sleeping patterns, hydration and stress level. These sensors are connected to other smart IoT devices, such as phones, in order that users will be able to keep track of their health and physical activity…

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YETI Sues Walmart Again, Proving It Is Not Messing Around

If you thought the trend of YETI Coolers suing other companies was over, buckle up, because we’ve got a real clash of the retail titans here. We’re talking two litigious household names duking it out in the court of, well, law. Remember when YETI sued Walmart for selling beverage insulators that were too similar to…

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