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CLEVELAND, Ohio –Fat Head’s Breweryis releasing Grapefruit Goggle Fogger, a version of its award-winning German wheat ale.
The beer – previously not included as part of the brewery’s 2021 release schedule – will be out Memorial Day to Labor Day in 15-packs of cans and draft.
Over the last 52 weeks in grocery-store sales in Ohio, Goggle Fogger is the top-selling wheat craft ale, according to IRI, Information Resources Inc. data and market research company, said Bill Wetmore, the brewery’s sales and marketing director.
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Personal View: How leadership can adapt to see new opportunities amid COVID-19
MATT KAULIG
Matt Kaulig
There s no mistaking it, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world as we know it, and that includes the business world.
In every industry, it has forced companies to reevaluate their purpose, search for alternate paths of revenue, and try to recover from the knockout punch of a changing landscape.
It has even exposed the instability of how companies operate from supply chains to other critical systems, all while sending shockwaves through major and local businesses bottom line.
Because the business environment is becoming more and more unpredictable, it s important now more than ever for leadership to plan for resiliency and adaptability. But how?
Citizens? Guardians? Crowhoppers? Trademark applicants speculate on the Cleveland Indians’ new name
Updated Dec 18, 2020;
Posted Dec 18, 2020
The Cleveland Crowhoppers, Cleveland Squires and Cleveland Citizens are among the possibilities that so-called trademark squatters are betting will replace the name of our Cleveland Indians. Each of the names, and at least 17 others, have been filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office by enterprising fans or aspiring entrepreneurs seeking trademark protection.Chuck Crow, The Plain Dealer
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland Crowhoppers, Cleveland Squires and Cleveland Citizens are among the possibilities that so-called trademark squatters are betting will replace the name of our Cleveland Indians.