HALLMARK SEES FLAT RETURNS!!!

Marketwatch reports that one of Kansas City's favorite companies is falling flat in the new digital economy: Hallmark Announces 2011 Results . . . Consolidated net revenue remains $4.1 billion, flat to 2010

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  1. Anonymous3/9/12, 7:32 AM

    Actually, that's [retty good, considering the country is in a DEPRESSION and the business they're in.

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  2. Anonymous3/9/12, 7:44 AM

    Hallmark's products are not an issue. They're fantastic. It's the economy, stupid.

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  3. Anonymous3/9/12, 9:19 AM

    According to TKC's perspective, Hallmark really doesn't need to exist.

    After all, isn't everything they sell "unnecessarily" and "pointless"?

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  4. Anonymous3/9/12, 10:28 AM

    Hallmark is a dying company. Not because no one buys cards anymore, but because they have no vision.

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  5. Anonymous3/9/12, 4:07 PM

    I think the not-buying-cards-anymore thing might be a factor, 10:28.

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  6. Anonymous3/9/12, 5:38 PM

    We should all buy a simpathy card for a poor fire fighter? That would boost sales.

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