
Amy Gilroy
Editor and Publisher at CEoutlook
Editor CEoutlook. Former Senior Editor TWICE magazine.
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1 week ago |
ceoutlook.com | Amy Gilroy
Press Release (UNEDITED): BOCA RATON, FL–ZZ2, a leader in advanced automotive integration solutions, is proud to announce a new partnership with The Progressive Group, a respected name in automotive electronics distribution. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in ZZ2’s rapid growth and continued commitment to supporting dealers and installers across the United States.
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1 week ago |
ceoutlook.com | James Chevrette |Amy Gilroy
By James Chevrette and Amy GilroySocial media posts stating that Garmin will change the name of JL Audio to Garmin Audio on April 24 has been clarified by a Garmin spokesperson. According to Garmin, the JL Audio product name remains, but the products will be found on the Internet under Garmin.com and Garmin social media. Carly Hysell of Garmin told CEoutlook, “The name of the JL social channel is changing, but not the product names which will continue to be part of the JL Audio family.
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2 weeks ago |
ceoutlook.com | Amy Gilroy
Press Release: TORONTO, CA- The third annual Canadian Mobile Electronics (CMA) Expo in Toronto concluded with organizers reporting a 10 percent increase in attendance and a 30 percent expansion of the show’s footprint compared to previous years. The premier event for Canadian retailers provided hands-on and classroom-style training sessions from leading distributors and manufacturers.
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2 weeks ago |
ceoutlook.com | Amy Gilroy
The turbulent setting and resetting of tariffs in recent days and weeks has left industry members collectively reassessing inventory, pricing, and looking for a strategy going forward. On Wednesday President Trump hiked tariffs on Chinese goods once again, up to an astronomical 125 percent while also lowering tariffs on many other countries, giving them a 90 day reprieve at only 10 percent for that time period. 25 percent tariffs remain on goods from Canada and Mexico.
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3 weeks ago |
ceoutlook.com | Amy Gilroy
NAV-TV will ship its second A2B Harley amplifier interface next week. Called the ZEN-H Pro, it will be the first A2B amp interface with a built-in user adjustable DSP for late model Harley-Davidson motorcycles, said NAV-TV. The ZEN-H Pro offers 8 channels of digital signal processing and permits the removal of the factory OEM amplifier to enable an amplifier upgrade. It works with any aftermarket amplifier via its eight RCA outputs. Suggested retail starting price is $749.
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