INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis-based producer of school yearbooks is turning to an online product in hopes of boosting sales and shoring up the industry that has struggled in a digital era. The ...

By Soyoung Kim, Olivia Oran and Greg Roumeliotis Oct 30 (Reuters) - The parent company of yearbook and class ring maker Herff Jones is close to selling itself to a private equity consortium led by ...

Jarden to Buy Yearbook Maker Jostens for About $1.5 Billion. Jostens, founded in 1897, generates $740 million in sales; Jarden will sell other brands through Jostens' 40,000 schools ...

The parent company of yearbook and class ring maker Herff Jones is close to selling itself to a private equity consortium led by Charlesbank Capital Partners for about $1.5 billion, sources told ...

Thon Maker went to the Bucks with the 10th overall pick, ... Does This Australian Yearbook Photo Offer Proof That Thon Maker Is Actually Older Than 19? by: Ross Bentley June 27, 2016.

Nearly the entire senior class of Broadneck High School in Annapolis, Md., follows their yearbook account, according to Bella Ferreira, its 18-year-old creator.

As social distancing continues amid the coronavirus pandemic, high school seniors across the country are missing out on year-end rituals like prom, graduation and signing yearbooks. But the class ...

With the sale by Newell Brands, Jostens, known for its class rings, yearbooks and championship sports rings, gets its third new owner in three years. By Amanda Ostuni November 08, 2018 ...

Buyout firm KKR & Co. (NYSE:KKR) agreed to purchase sports uniform and school yearbook maker Varsity Brands from Bain Capital for $4.75 billion, including debt. KKR will own Varsity Brands through ...

NBA rookie Thon Maker, selected 10th by the Bucks in 2016, is ... another photo surfaced on Reddit which showed the same yearbook photo of Maker along with the words “Graduating Class of 2010 ...

The Milwaukee Bucks used the No. 10 pick in the 2016 NBA draft on Thon Maker, ... Thon Maker, Milwaukee Bucks draft pick, may have graduated high school in 2010, per yearbook photos.

New Jersey’s Jewish community is demanding answers after a high school yearbook erased the names and photos of a Jewish club and replaced them with Muslim students, in what the town’s mayor ...