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TORRANCE, Calif. -- The slowest business and news week of the year is an ideal time to take an information break, and spend the time and attention elsewhere.
LCT Magazine will not e-blast its Limoforsale.com Weekly Reporter e-newsletter on Monday, Dec. 26, a national Christmas holiday, nor its weekly LCT E-News on Wednesday, Dec. 28.
The Limoforsale.com Weekly Reporter will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012 and follow a weekly Monday schedule thereafter.
LCT E-News will resume its normal e-blast schedule on Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012 with a highly-anticipated announcement.
All LCT offices will be closed Dec. 23-26; and again on Dec. 31-Jan. 2.
Until then, the staff of LCT Magazine wishes you -- in chronological order -- a HAPPY HANUKKAH (Dec. 21), a BLESSED SOLSTICE (Dec. 22), a MERRY CHRISTMAS (Dec. 24-25), and a HAPPY NEW YEAR (Jan. 1).
-- Martin Romjue, LCT editor
LCT Publisher Sara Eastwood-Richardson and Dav El/BostonCoach CEO and NLA leader Scott Solombrino gave a state of the industry presentation Jan. 21, 2019 at Limo University's LABLive conference in Nashville, Tenn.
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