At a recent PLANADVISER focus group event, it was evident that small- and mid-market plan sponsors had little interest in “white labeling” investments—and their rationale might surprise you. The ...

Startups frequently encounter a daunting hurdle: expanding rapidly without escalating costs and time to market. White labeling, which involves teaming up with suppliers who provide pre-existing ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Business growing pains — it’s one of those problems many entrepreneurs love. However, being stretched too thin by a growing client list ...

For many mobile, software or Web app-based startups, the initial inspiration for the business stems from the discovery of something that’s missing in the marketplace. At first, their dogged pursuit of ...

What Is a White Label Product? White label products are sold by retailers with their own branding and logo but the products themselves are manufactured by a third party. White labeling occurs when the ...

Say you're walking down the Target store's baby aisle. You've seen some brands (Gerber, Johnson & Johnson, and Carter's) at other stores, but only at Target can you find Up & Up. This Up & Up brand is ...

But a funny thing happened along the way -- the company realized it could make more money partnering with those third-party providers. A lot more money. "It just wasn't as profitable to do cloud ...

Among approximately 75 large employers, nearly one-quarter (24%) are currently using a white label approach to naming defined contribution (DC) plan investment options, Aon Hewitt finds. Nearly half ...

White-label products are sold by retailers but made by third parties, allowing price undercutting. Retailers branding white-label products themselves foster customer loyalty by exclusivity.