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Office Supply - Furniture Dealer Goes High-Tech

Haskell New York Inc. is now an authorized dealer of Hamilton Buhl. Hamilton sells audio/video equipment to schools, industry and end consumers. The new product line greatly supplements the techno-related products Haskell already carries and provides access to many new digital devices...


Where is the Lowest Price Hiding?

It's your responsibility to save money for your company, right? You do your best to find vendors who offer their services and products at the lowest price. But there is something out there called the "lowest reasonable price", and it's being hidden from you. It's hidden by the camouflage of fast talking sales people, dazzling websites, Cost Management consultants and even the very folks you report to...


Office Furniture - Supplier Adds Twist to Earning Rewards

In recent years, the concept of reward credits has become almost commonplace in business. While the concept of these points may not exactly be new, Haskell New York Inc. provides a twist on the traditional model that makes earning them fun...


Office Supplier Celebrates 84 Years in Business

Now celebrating nearly 84 years since its inception, Haskell New York Inc. rode the wave of several major recessions and even managed to survive the grand-daddy of all economic downturns; The Great Depression. Although Haskell has endured its ups and downs throughout the years, somehow the company maintains its presence in a field dominated by major players. What is the secret to their success and how can a small office supply/furniture dealer manage to stay afloat in the wake of the office superstores?..


The Day Communications Stopped

Traveling at 1000 kilometers per second, a massive coronal ejection overcomes Earth's magnetosphere. Within minutes, charged particles tear through the atmosphere as auroras are seen all over the world. The unprecedented solar storm of 1859 caused widespread communication failures as telegraph systems shorted out and night turned into day...

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