Shutterfly, the photo sharing site, was hit with a commercial email spam lawsuit on Dec. 9 in California Superior Court for San Diego County over allegedly deceptive marketing practices. The action, ...

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Between travel costs, gifts for the family and all those little seasonal extras, the holidays can quickly become one of the more expensive times of the year. Fortunately, Black Friday sales provide ...

Shutterfly is offering up to 50% off on most items ahead of Black Friday. Shoppers can receive an additional 10% off with the code USATODAY10 at checkout. Deals include discounts on holiday cards, ...

We may live in a digital world, but some things are better left analog — like holiday cards. A real card, stamped and sealed, still beats a mass e-blast every time. It lands on the fridge, not in a ...

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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Shutterfly, an e-commerce company specializing in personalized products, announced Monday that CEO Sally Pofcher will step down as part of a planned succession. Emily Whittaker, ...

Emily Whittaker, former VistaPrint Executive Vice President of North America & Head of Global Marketing, assumes the role of Shutterfly CEO later this month. Current Shutterfly CEO Sally Pofcher will ...

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A thousand workers bustle around-the-clock in the wee few days left before Christmas. They cut, combine and check, creating truckloads of personalized gifts they’ll slip into small boxes for delivery.