Merchandizing Halloween (which is really merchandizing fandom) started in the 1930s, when Ben Cooper Inc.
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There's a lot of money to be made in merchandizing.
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With Amazon's monopoly on online retail, the West Coast leads North America in merchandizing tech.
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This inclusive approach to merchandizing launched quietly back in June at 15 of the retailer's locations.
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Trump himself has never turned down a merchandizing opportunity, so why shouldn't his followers cash in?
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Sphero's BB-8 was the most memorable bit of merchandizing among last year's epic Force Awakens merchandising bonanza.
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Part of that was holding back on some of the merchandizing and holding back on some of the characters.
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So, T.J. Maxx's social media team might want to brace themselves for some possible presidential feedback on the reported re-merchandizing...
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Perdue also purportedly plans on putting his assets, which include part ownership in a grain merchandizing company, into a blind trust.
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They provide Patreon- and Twitch-like features like emojis and exclusive chat access, and even Instagram-like merchandizing features, all on a single platform.
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Indie label Reformation feels the same way we do, so they're nixing the familiar merchandizing tool for their next store opening in San Francisco.
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They consider her Mexican dress a caricature, and there's also the irony that Frida Kahlo, as a communist, probably wouldn't have liked corporate merchandizing.
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Over time, the company plans to roll out more monetization options for those in the affiliate program, including subscriptions, ad revenue splits, and merchandizing tie-ins.
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However, Mandalorian showrunners Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni weren't even sure during filming (when merchandizing discussions would have had to have started) that the puppet would even work.
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"It's wearable from desk to dinner," said Emma Waldmann, Reiss's head of women's wear buying and merchandizing, when discussing the little black velvet dress in the brand's current collection.
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"One of the key successes we've had as a company is adapting to change and listening to our customers needs and wants," Linda Chang, VP of merchandizing at Forever 21, told Refinery29.
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And with the wild success of Peter Jackson's two trilogies of film adaptations and their concomitant merchandizing blizzards, it appears that Tolkien invented something far more magical than he imagined: a franchise.
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BloomReach CEO, Raj De Datta says what separates his company from the rest of the marketing cloud pack is an emphasis on data science, and with this release, analytics personalized by merchandizing role.
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Photo: Adobe Photo: Adobe But they don't just want to show these companies how well their various online merchandizing plans have been working (or not), they want to expose gaps in the analytics strategy.
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We wandered through the brand's design studios, poked around the pilot stores that dictate the merchandizing plans for every single Zara location internationally, and toured Inditex's first-ever factory (which is still in use today).
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News of the brand new drone dropped on the eve of Force Friday II, the Star Wars merchandizing-palooza that's hitting September 1 to celebrate the upcoming release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi in December.
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However, while Apple Pay is a relatively small player compared to larger web payment processors and credit card companies, the company's move to distance itself from white nationalist merchandizing appears to be having a ripple effect.
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Still, there was something charmingly cheesy about the whole enterprise — a loopy, low-budget zaniness that helped turn Power Rangers into a surprisingly huge hit that ran for 24 seasons and spawned an entertainment and merchandizing franchise.
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"I will say that it seems preposterous and wrong that the main character of the movie is not well represented in what is clearly a huge piece of the Star Wars world in terms of merchandizing," the director said at the Television Critics Association's press tour today.
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What's more, CPJ has been thrust into the national spotlight thanks to high-profile shout-outs from the likes of Meryl Streep at the Golden Globes; Nick Kristof in The New York Times; and BuzzFeed in the form of a merchandizing drive that raised $25,000 for the group.
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While Women's Marchers, student leaders and minority activists are spearheading efforts to register voters and mobilize turnout, it is malpractice for DNC leaders to be merchandizing court filings and discussing legal briefs that voters do not give a damn about compared to their jobs, health care, wages and standard of living.
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Most merchandizing teams are trying to find trends they believe are happening or relying on that data team to tell them eventually, but what this product does is bring real data about what customers are looking at right now, what matters to them and perhaps most importantly, what to do take advantage of that.
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"I will say that it seems preposterous and wrong that the main character of the movie is not well represented in what is clearly a huge piece of the Star Wars world in terms of merchandizing," the film's director J.J. Abrams said during the Television Critics Association's press tour in January, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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ABLAZE Communications, or simply "ABLAZE" is registered as a subsidiary of Couples for Christ. It is involved in the production of audio-visual presentations and merchandizing of products.
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More complete, one-place-to-manage- everything direct-to-fan solutions are beginning to emerge. They help the artist's team with fan management, brand management, sales, marketing, distribution, manufacturing, event management, merchandizing, warehousing, fulfillment, and more, all from one dashboard.
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The jaunty rabbit was quickly made into a popular symbol of extroverted male culture, becoming a lucrative source of merchandizing revenue for Playboy. In the 1950s, it was adopted as the military aircraft insignia for the Navy's VX-4 fighter-evaluation squadron.
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PlaySpan is a payments company whose payments platform handles transactions for digital goods in online games, digital media, and social networks around the world. The company allows merchants to monetize their content using a broad suite of payment and commerce-related solutions in fraud, risk management, analytics, merchandizing and global payment connectivity.
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By 1750 there were 1,593 Jews. Although this number represented a third of the cities population, 75% of the town's merchants were Jews, and a similar proportion accounted for Jewish ownership and merchandizing of alcohol. After annexation by Russia in 1793, growth of the city slowed, in part due to it being bypassed by the railroad.
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Otero failed in another reelection bid in 1880. His business endeavors, however, in merchandizing, banking, and farming, were highly successful. In addition, he was a strong supporter of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. And he became one of the founders and later president of the San Miguel National Bank in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
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The popularity of The Simpsons has made it a billion-dollar merchandizing industry. The Simpsons merchandise sold well and generated $2 billion in revenue during the first 14 months of sales. In 2008, $750 million worth of The Simpsons merchandise was purchased worldwide. In 2003, about 500 companies around the world were licensed to use Simpsons characters in their advertising.
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Cargill Building, Winnipeg Cargill Limited, also known as Cargill Canada, is the Canadian subsidiary of the Minneapolis-based multinational agribusiness giant Cargill. Depending on the source, it employs approximately 8,000 or 4,000 people across Canada. It is involved in meat, egg, and oilseed processing, livestock feed, grain handling and merchandizing. Cargill opened its first Canadian operations in Montreal in 1928 as Cargill Grain Company Ltd.
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The success led to more novels in the Claudine series. It is generally acknowledged that these books were written by Colette, but he had his hand in editing and honing the manuscripts. Willy also went into merchandizing dolls and other items based on the Claudine novels. Colette soon learned that Willy had other affairs, and she met his mistress Charlotte Kinceler, who later became her friend.
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Donna was born and raised in Calabasas, California. Her parents are Israeli immigrants of Russian Jewish and Polish Jewish descent."Model Donna Feldman Says Brazilian Babes Have Stiff Competition From Israel", Friday, April 17, 2009, by Hollie McKay, Fox News Feldman was discovered while obtaining a marketing and merchandizing degree at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. Upon graduation, Feldman pursued modeling full-time.
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Before his appointment as Cardinals' president, DeWitt joined the Cardinals and became the head of merchandizing in 1996. He also gained experience in marketing and operational tasks. DeWitt helped develop Roger Dean Stadium, the Cardinals' spring training home in Jupiter, Florida, which opened in 1998. After becoming the team's senior vice president of business development, he led the design and construction of the Cardinals' ballpark, Busch Stadium, which opened in 2006.
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In 2013, she received the 2013 Trumpet Award from her publisher Covenant Communications for sales over 100,000, and in 2014 she was recognized by USA Today as a bestselling author."Literary Awards" from Moore's site Moore attended BYU where she majored in fashion merchandizing and minored in business management. Her father is professor S. Kent Brown and they co-wrote the book Divinity of Women: Inspiration and Insights From Women of the Scriptures.
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The Hall brothers, Joyce, Rollie, and William, emerged from poverty in Nebraska in the 1900s by opening a bookstore. When the European craze for sending postcards reached America, the brothers quickly began merchandizing them and became the postcard jobber for the Great Plains. As business boomed they relocated to Kansas City in 1910 and eventually founded the Hallmark Cards gift card company, which soon came to dominate a national market.Puschendorf (2008), 2-13.
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She is also a professor of film/screenwriting courses at College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita, California and the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing (FIDM) in Los Angeles. In 2010 she partnered with her husband Walter Gorey to form House of Gorey Productions. In 2018, she penned her first young adult novel, Raven Dock, to be published by White Bird Publications. The novel is part of a series known as Dark Coven.
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Earlier production pistols featured either milled straight line or cross-cut checkered slide serrations on the forward end of the slide, which were deleted in later years of production. Although the M1902 was originally intended for the military market, Colt was progressive enough to recognize that commercial merchandizing of the pistol also offered potential revenue and introduced a sporting version of the pistol with a few minor changes.Jeff Lesemann. "History and Development of the M1911/M1911Al Pistol" 1911A1 .
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Scharff's older brother, Eberhardt, was expected to take over the textile business from his grandfather, Jahn. Hanns was also encouraged to learn the family business and trained for three years in textiles and weaving while still a teenager. Next, he was trained in merchandizing and marketing, and finally exporting. Scharff then traveled to work in the Adlerwerke Foreign Office in Johannesburg, South Africa to gain experience in sales (specifically of the Adler automobiles produced in Frankfurt, Germany) for one year.
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Anti-consumerism is a social movement against equating personal happiness with consumption and the purchase of material possessions. Concern over the treatment of consumers by large corporations has spawned substantial activism, and the incorporation of consumer education into school curricula. Social activists hold materialism is connected to global retail merchandizing and supplier convergence, war, greed, anomie, crime, environmental degradation, and general social malaise and discontent. One variation on this topic is activism by postconsumers, with the strategic emphasis on moving beyond addictive consumerism.
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Garrity felt à La Mode was a vehicle for referencing Tokyo Mew Mew fandom and merchandise and that Berry was a "transparent wish-fulfillment protagonist". The anime adaptation has been compared to Sailor Moon and Yes! PreCure 5 due to both having female protagonists, five original team members with signature colors and powers, and similar plot lines, as have many magical girl series. Tokyo Mew Mew received high ratings in Japan with extensive merchandizing tie ins and marketing events to promote the series.
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However, there does exist a demo CD by Broadway Original cast for Samuel French Publishing, which is a primary source for groups performing the show. Because of that, demos by original cast are audible at their merchandizing site, but they have never been released publicly. Some of the songs from the show, "Disneyland," "Smile," and "In Our Hands," received their first recordings on Bruce Kimmel's Unsung Musicals album, released by Varèse Sarabande. "Disneyland" was sung by Jodi Benson, who originated it in the show.
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In 1925, Western Electric sold off its international operations, as well as the general electrical equipment merchandizing operations. The buyer of the international operations was the infant ITT Corporation, founded by Sosthenes Behn less than ten years previously with an aggressive and thrusting reputation. To fit with its other worldwide operations, ITT renamed its new UK operation Standard Telephones and Cables, its name implying a standard against which others would be measured. The new organization employed entrepreneurial risk taking, based on solid research and brave innovation.
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Letters patent are a form of open or public proclamationE.g. document dated 13 July 1527 issued Teste Rege titled: "A Proclamation for establishing of trade and merchandizing and traffique within the towne and marches of Callice with divers immunities and freedoms concerning the same", which is self-referenced in the document by the phrase "by theis his lettres patentes of proclamacion" Nichols, John Gough. The Chronicle of Calais from the Reigns of Henry VII and Henry VIII to the year 1540, London, 1846 p.102 and a vestigial exercise of extra-parliamentary power by a monarch or president.
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Harry Cohn, president and head of Columbia Pictures, took an 18% ownership in Hanna and Barbera's new company, H-B Enterprises, and provided working capital. Screen Gems became the new studio's distributor and its licensing agent, handling merchandizing of the characters from the animated programs. The duo's cartoon firm officially opened for business in rented offices on the lot of Kling Studios (formerly Charlie Chaplin Studios) on July 7, 1957, two months after the MGM animation studio closed down. Sidney and several Screen Gems alumni became members of the studio's board of directors and much of the former MGM animation staff — including animators Carlo Vinci, Kenneth Muse, Lewis Marshall, Michael Lah.
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By the late 1970s, however, thanks to Seuling's changes to distribution — and the merchandizing success of such comic-book-styled films as Star Wars and Superman — comics were selling well: in the six years between 1974 and 1980, U.S. "comic or fantasy-related specialty shops" rose from 200 or 300 to around 1500. In late 1977 or early 1978, Sea Gate set up regional sub-distributors who were buying product at a 50% discount. This reduced Seuling's paperwork and enabled the sub-distributors to sell smaller orders than Sea Gate's minimum of five copies of each comic book title. Seuling maintained a virtual monopoly on comics distribution, until a lawsuit brought by New Media/Irjax in 1978.
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Crest Animation Productions was shutdown in 2013 and folded into Splash Entertainment. After the president of Nest Family Entertainment Stephen W. Griffin has stepped down in 1994, Nest Family Entertainment and Rich Animation created the original 1994 animated feature film, The Swan Princess, with New Line Cinema distributing (now distributed by Sony Pictures). The intellectual property rights for The Swan Princess art, logo, and title have been transferred to Swan Princess Partners Utah LLC (DBA Swan Princess Partners). Swan Princess Partners is also owned by Jared F. Brown and Seldon O. Young, and is currently active in merchandizing The Swan Princess brand and creating more animated films with Sony Pictures and Streetlight Productions (Richard Rich's production studio).
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TPF is complicated by the fact that campaigns are described by both quantitative (such as price and discount) and qualitative (such as display space and support by sales representatives) variables. New approaches are being developed to address this and other challenges. Most of these approaches attempt to incorporate large amounts of heterogeneous data in the forecasting process. One researcher validated the ability of multivariate regression models to forecast the impact on sales of a product of many variables including price, discount, visual merchandizing, etc.Balasubramanian Kanagasabapathi, K. Antony Arokia Durai Raj, B. Shoban Babu, Mitul Shah, “Forecasting volumes for trade promotions in CPG industry using market drivers,” International Journal of Business Forecasting and Marketing Intelligence, 2009 Vol.
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Merchandizing was of little concern at the time, but the rights to make profit off of such products was included in the contract. Negotiations extended until 1969, when the rights were sold off for $250,000 (adjusted for inflation, the modern equivalent is about $1.5 million) and 7.5% of gross receipts, minus expenses, to be paid to Tolkien. Shaffer's script never got off of the ground, but the rights were sold to United Artists in perpetuity, including the option to pass the rights to another studio. Arlo Guthrie pitched an animated feature to the studio, but UA were adamant they wanted the film to be live-action, although the contract options an animated film.
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A Japanese syringe manufacturer, Terumo, implicated in syringe- related toxic laboratory cell culture effects in Australia in 1981, was instrumental in pro-actively making Japanese disposable syringes and ampoule seals free of natural rubber. Katayama's 1990 article in Radiology showed that a new type of nonionic (low osmolar) contrast agent was associated with significantly fewer severe life-threatening reactions than the older ionic (high osmolar) contrast agents. By merchandizing the Katayama series reprints, manufacturers persuaded users worldwide to switch to the almost exclusive use of the expensive nonionic agents. What was unknown to the Katayama researchers was that the ampoule seals of the "safer" nonionic contrast agents were made from artificial rubber, whereas the ionic agents were sealed with natural rubber.
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Damcida transitioned back into the Private Sector a few years after a successful Civil Service career, through tapping into his network of already established contacts and school relationships. This level of transition, saw him collaborate to build businesses across Banking, Telecoms, Oil and Gas, Manufacturing, Real Estate and General Merchandizing. During his lifetime, he served on the boards of several corporate and non-profit organization, among which were; LM Ericsson Nigeria Limited, FCMB Group PLC, Kewalrams Nigeria Limited, Chanrai Nigeria Limited, Dynamic Industries Limited, Trevi Foundation Limited, Afprint Nigeria PLC, Enpee Industries Limited, etc., He was a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA), among other professional organizations and a Patron of several social and charity organizations.
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After moving to the States and studying fashion marketing, Raassi opened a high-end boutique in Washington DC where she oversaw all aspects of business from construction, buying, and merchandizing to finance and payroll. While shopping for her boutique in São Paulo, Brazil during fashion week, Raassi became inspired to design her own line of swimsuits, Dar Be Dar. Raassi later left the store and started traveling the world to find the best fabrics, manufactures, and suppliers ultimately selecting Medellin, Colombia for production. Since its inception Raassi’s line, Dar Be Dar, has sponsored the Washington Wizards Dance Team and was the official swimwear sponsor for the Miss Universe 2010 pageant. Dar Be Dar, means door to door in Raassi’s native language, Persian.
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In 1695, after serving two years as Treasurer of Bromley College, a home for clergy widows, he resigned to establish – at a cost of £10,000 – his own hospice or almshouse for 'poor Merchants...and such as have lost their Estates by accidents, dangers and perils of the seas or by any other accidents ways or means in their honest endeavours to get their living by means of Merchandizing'. Morden College was built (to a design sometimes attributed to Sir Christopher Wren, but largely carried out by Edward Strong, his master mason) on the north-east corner of the Wricklemarsh estate and was intended to house 40 single or widowed men. College trustees were drawn from the East India Company and Turkey Company. The building was visited and written about by John Evelyn and Daniel Defoe.
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He subsequently received his commission as a ship's captain, again on a family owned merchant ship, the Annie Sise, six years later. He commanded ships across the Atlantic and Pacific oceans for several years until his first marriage in 1860, when he entered into the ship- brokering business in New Orleans. Born and raised as a 'northerner', Sise was closer to the sympathies of the Southern Confederacy during the American Civil War, and reportedly helped their efforts, likely due to his friendship with the Confederacy's president, Jefferson Davis. Sise served as a blockade runner and intelligence agent for the Confederated States, and was also Davis' personal secretary, leading to a several years long estrangement with his family in Portsmouth . After starting his own shipping and merchandizing business in Liverpool, England in 1864 which he maintained for several years, he returned to his family's shipping business to skipper their Annie Sise on a commercial voyage to Australia in 1867.
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