Journalists Are Outraged by ‘Fake News’ T-shirts Sold at Newseum

The Newseum in Washington, D.C., has started selling “Make America Great Again” hats alongside its usual America-themed merchandise. Aside from arguably the most famous Trump-related piece of merchandise, the Newseum also started selling merchandise featuring one of the president’s favorite quotes—a T-shirt that says “You are very fake news.”…

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Royal Apparel Announces Activewear Initiative

Royal Apparel, Hauppauge, N.Y., announced its new Activewear Collection. The company is combining the strategy of its omnichannel approach, in sync with its increased production capacities, alongside new designs, fabrications and collaborations with athletes. Royal Apparel has merchandised the Activewear Collection, using the keystone of its eco-friendly fabrications. To launch, Royal Apparel is releasing its…

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Hanesbrands Inc. Appoints Geralyn R. Breig to Board of Directors

Hanesbrands Inc., Winston-Salem, N.C., announced the appointment of consumer products industry veteran Geralyn R. Breig to the company’s board of directors. With the appointment of Breig, whose term runs until the 2019 annual meeting of stockholders, the Hanes board has 11 members. She will serve on the board’s audit committee. Breig, 56, who has had…

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Goldstar Pens’ Parker Melvin on Switching From Distributor to Supplier, How Both Sides of Promo Work Together

Before joining Goldstar Pens, Parker Melvin spent his entire promo career on the distributor side of the industry. That makes him uniquely qualified to talk about the state of collaboration and communication between distributors and suppliers—what’s working and what needs work. Plus, Sean and Brendan discuss Disney’s move to eliminate plastic straws at its theme parks, and analyze the most important and exciting story of the summer: SHARK HEIST 2018!…

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Trump Administration Considers Increasing Tariffs to 25 Percent

Advisers to President Trump are reportedly pushing for him to increase the tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese Goods up from 10 percent to 25 percent in order to force Beijing to compromise with trade practices. The New York Times reported that the increased figure stems from “deep frustration within the Trump administration over…

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