It’s getting close to the end of the year, and things are not looking as promising as they were a couple of years ago. Now that the big holiday rush is almost behind us, it’s time to review some past successes and mistakes. That’s the reality of the situation, and denying it will not help you out when it comes … read more »
We have all had those days when the bedroom closet looked a little more like a dumping ground for fashion artifacts and misfits that should have probably been left on the SALE rack a long time ago… but you caved to your impulse-buyer side anyway, and the pile steadily grew. However, not everything in the world’s collective graveyard of unwearables is … read more »
2009 has been a whirlwind of a year, and 2010 is looking like it will bring bigger and more exciting examples of change, as we find new wholesale opportunities opening up around the globe. Technology has swept up the other categories this time around, and it comes as no surprise that there are a gazillion retailers, wholesalers, and distributors offering … read more »
Made In China… it was funny for a while, but those cheap plastic toys and low-quality wares are quickly being replaced by top-shelf technology. Make no mistake about it, the PRC is doing everything possible to become the next Japan (although they would never say it quite like that), as the country makes good use of its global market position … read more »
For those in the wholesale and retail business who believe they’ve got their bases covered on keeping expenses down and maximizing their resources; there may be some unexpected opportunities to save money in the form of strategies that involve managing incoming inventory and outbound shipments… while reducing expenses and increasing efficiency. Somewhere out there you’ve got truckloads of general merchandise, … read more »
You may not know this, but a long time ago, I was a Chef. I spent much of my time doing the usual business of handling foods of all kinds in the solitary confinement of a cellar prep kitchen, and most of the work required the use of a knife. To say that most cooks love knives is an understatement, … read more »
Nothing quite like the feeling of cruising the open road, hearing the growl of your bike’s motor, and the rush of wind in your ears. I’ve had a few bikes in my life, and to me the selection of leather goods for riding was always a big concern. Let’s face it, riding a motorcycle can be a risky deal, and … read more »
