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CEDIA announced Monday that it has named Utz Baldwin to fill the newly created position of CEO. The founder of Houston-based AD Systems, Baldwin will step down as chairman of CEDIA’s board of directors to assume the new position, in which he will serve as the organization’s primary spokesperson.
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NEW YORK- Head Monster Noel Lee will help celebrate his company’s 30th anniversary by launching a new line of “in-ear speakers” and a new line of lighting and appliance control solutions at 2009 International CES.
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Capitol Sales Co. announced Wednesday that it will launch a new education program next spring. Called the Capitol Sales Learning Institute, the program will begin in April and be carried out through a partnership with CEDIA University’s CU on the Road.
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Pioneer Electronics this week opened its second U.S. retail store, a 3,200 square-foot location in the Northeast Valley of Phoenix, Ariz. The company’s first retail store opened in Orange County, Calif., in August of 2006.
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NEW YORK- Monster Cable will celebrate its 30th anniversary in January with a concert, at International CES, featuring legendary entertainer Diana Ross.
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Retail sales in October dropped 2.8 percent in October, representing both the fourth straight month of decline and a record one-month drop. According to a Washington Post account citing figures from the U.S. Labor Department, sales also dropped 4.1 percent over the same period the year before.
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Under pressure from Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, the bankruptcy court overseeing Tweeter has agreed to continue to accept gift cards in the stores through the end of the year, or until its stores close, whichever occurs first. The request was also made, and granted, by attorneys general in other states.
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AMX announced last week that it has opened a new office and showroom in London. The facility, AMX said, includes a full office, a training center, a board room and a 6,000 square-foot showroom.
NuVision U.S. Inc. announced Friday that it has named The Jarmac Group as its sales representatives for the northeastern United States. Under the deal, Jarmac will represent the company’s entire line.
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Niles Audio announced Tuesday that it has named Tom McCarthy to the position of vice president of engineering and product development.
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Chief Manufacturing has introduced the latest addition to its Thinstall Mount Series, which it calls the world’s thinnest flat-panel TV wall mount of its kind.
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