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Hallmark Cards, Inc.

American company
Also known as: Hall Brothers Company
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  • A person holds a smartphone displaying the TelevisaUnivision logo in front of a screen with the company's website and the text "The world's leader in Spanish-language media."
    TelevisaUnivision
    / Ownership conflict and sale (1980s)

    …group of investors led by Hallmark Cards, Inc., for about $600 million, and they gave it a new name: Univision.

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    …group of investors led by Hallmark Cards, Inc., for about $600 million, and they gave it a new name: Univision.

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  • Hallmark Cards
    Joyce C. Hall

    …and chief executive (1910–66) of Hallmark Cards, Inc., the largest greeting-card manufacturer in the world.

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    …and chief executive (1910–66) of Hallmark Cards, Inc., the largest greeting-card manufacturer in the world.

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  • Valentine's Day card
    greeting card
    / Growth of the greeting card industry

    Hallmark also transformed the industry by packaging inexpensive cards with custom-sized envelopes, essentially ushering out the era of the postcard.

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    Hallmark also transformed the industry by packaging inexpensive cards with custom-sized envelopes, essentially ushering out the era of the postcard.

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