The kids from "South Park" will be acting up in the greeting card aisle.
U.S. stocks rallied at the start of trading Thursday, with tech issues especially strong, as oil prices came off their record peaks.
Greeting card maker American Greetings Corp said quarterly profit nearly quadrupled, helped by a $20 million one-time gain.
Gift cards are getting dressed up, scented and socially responsible just in time for this year's holiday shopping season
Did you see the retirement packages of some of the top CEOs according to the AFL-CIO? Number one is Henry McKinnell of Pfizer, who gets $6.5 million. A year! Shocker! Especially since PFE is down over 30 percent during the past five years, way underperforming the market.
Sports Illustrated's iconic swimsuit issue is crossing into the new millennium.
Russell Simmons' Def Jam Enterprises and greeting card company American Greetings are launching several new wireless services under the name Def Jam Mobile, according to Friday's New York Post.
Stocks closed out the holiday-shortened trading week Thursday by building on their three-and-a-half-year highs, as investors digested a mixed batch of economic numbers that helped sink the dollar to a new low against the euro.
CNNMoney: Liking the numbersupdated: Thu Dec 23 2004 08:46:00
Stocks drifted higher Thursday as investors digested a fresh batch of economic numbers on the last trading day before the Christmas holiday.
Fortune: What's In The cardsupdated: Mon Mar 31 2003 00:01:00
Best friend lost his job. Dad's savings are toast. War and smallpox on your mind. Tough times all around, eh? It could be worse. Suppose you had to capture all that angst and agita and transform it...
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That greeting cards thrive there is no doubt, Ways to express every thought spout All over: Cute, lascivious, coy, mundane -- Just buy a card, and sign your name! At Hallmark sales and earnings are...
A year ago the first generation of electronic greeting cards could perform relatively simple feats, like beeping Jingle Bells and humming Joy to the World. Now the second generation can play comple...
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