Cutco is owned by the Cutco Corporation. The company has headquarters in Olean, New York, and earns its money through the selling of cutlery, mostly knives. It works with Vector Marketing ...

Some of the growth happening in the Olean-area has been a result of the Laine Business Accelerator, which will soon welcome ...

Jeanne Arnold, staff accountant for KA-BAR Knives Inc., a subsidiary of Cutco Corp., is celebrating 35 years with the company ...

I located my order form and realized I was missing 4 ITEMS, yes 4 ITEMS... When I called Cutco the rep never took my order number or made any attempt to resolve the issue, she simply told me that ...

For students in the Stitt Scholars Program, this is their reality. Funded by the generous donation of Jim Stitt '71, chairman of Cutco Corporation, and his wife, Carol, the program offers yearlong ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side The Cutco Salad Mates 1820 is part of the Kitchen Knives test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Kitchen Knives models like ...

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While many small businesses start out as LLCs, there are some situations where a corporation can make sense — either at formation or further down the line. Today, we’ll run through the pros ...

Two of the most common types of U.S. business structures are C corps and LLCs. A C corp is a company that can issue shares of stock to an unlimited number of shareholders. C corps also require ...

It’s how taxation happens at the federal level that really distinguishes an S corp vs a C corp. It can all be a bit confusing, but that’s why we’re here. Our guide breaks down the S corp vs ...

The two most common corporation types are C corporations (C corps) and S corporations (S corps). C corps are what we generally think of as traditional corporations, subject to double taxation ...

The program’s namesake is Erick Laine, former president, CEO and chair of Cutco Corp. It’s part of a continued effort to spur economic development in the region. The Olean-area is projected to ...