Last week, I visited Maine Industrial Tire — a manufacturer of solid rubber tires in Red Lion, Pa.
CEO Troy Kline, had a worker load this 80-inch-diameter tire onto a forklift so I could strike some poses. The following, captured by Paul Kuehnel, documents what happened next:
Click here to check out my latest weekly business live chat with Richards Energy Group of Manheim, Pa.
At YDR.com, I’ve done three weekly Friday live chats on our business page. One was with a dating coach. The other allowed readers to ask tax prep questions to a local CPA firm.
I’m trying to use Cover It Live to engage readers in conversation with types of advisers they might have to pay or make an effort to meet with. Continue reading
Originally published on Page A1 of the York Daily Record/Sunday News on Tuesday, July 12, 2011.
By LAUREN BOYER
Daily Record/Sunday News
It’s always been there. Through thick and thin, you could always count on it until the end — of the toilet paper roll.
But things are changing. Kimberly-Clark has begun testing sales of the Scott Naturals Tube-Free brand of TP that doesn’t need a cardboard core to keep the good times rolling.
It’s the biggest change seen by toilet paper users since the roll first appeared in the 1800s. Continue reading
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