Our enthusiastic host here in the middle of this mall was informing the Mission Green team that he stocks over 110 ink varieties. John Beson,Owner/Operator of the Island Ink-Jet store in Burlington, obviously loves his job.
It's no wonder when you consider the good that Island Ink-Jet is doin
Yulliya Bukhareva doesn't want her customers worrying about getting ink on their hands or having to follow instructions to the letter when changing the cartridges in their printer.
It's her job to do it for them.
Bukhareva and her husband, Riad Jafarov, opened Island Ink-Jet five mon
Giant Eagle, Inc. said yesterday that it is partnering with Courtenay, B.C.-based franchise Island Ink-Jet to refill computer printer ink cartridges for shoppers at three of its stores in western Pennsylvania. Technicians at those stores will refill empty ink cartridges for $4.95 to $17.95, a saving
John Beson, Owner/Operator of the Island Ink-Jet store in Burlington, obviously loves his job. It's no wonder when you consider the good that Island Ink-Jet is doing. The 165-outlet franchise is spread across the country via the mall kiosk. Accessible to anyone, the kiosks allow people to bring
Americans from coast to coast are waking up to the shock of gasoline prices that seem to soar upward almost daily. Economists foresee gas prices as high as $4.00 a gallon in the near future. Yet, what most consumers don’t realize is that every time they purchase an ink-jet cartridge, they are p
Island Ink-Jet Barrie was the proud recipient of the Greater Barrie Chamber of Commerce Green Award at the 3rd Annual Bell Canada Business Awards Gala held Wednesday evening at Georgian College. Island Ink-Jet at Bayfield Mall is one of 50 locations in Ontario that has been contributing to making Ba
Island Ink-Jet's Area Developer, Rene Viau accepted the award in the Innovation Concept/Small and Medium Network Category last evening in Montreal
I am pleased to congratulate you on the opening of Island Ink-Jet's 50th location in Ontario. The opening of this new location in Markville Shopping Centre is indeed good news for Island Ink-Jet, and it is also good news for Ontario."
Specialty retailers are always front and center for mall shoppers, dotting common areas for all to see. Now landlords, too, are finding them increasingly hard to ignore. In the past five years, specialty tenant revenues and rents have doubled to $10 billion, according to trade publication Specialty