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TOLEDO, Ohio — Mark Feldstein and Associates has introduced its new holiday musical clocks.

MFA said its North Pole cuckoo clock depicts Christmas elves helping Santa Claus getting ready for the "big day" in his workshop at the North Pole. At each hour, an elf comes out of the workshop accompanied by one of twelve Christmas carols. The clock features a swinging pendulum which can be removed for mantel or tabletop display. In addition to the North pole cuckoo clock, MFA also is offering the following 8-in. holiday musical clocks:

NEW YORK — Woolite is opening a branded pop-up boutique during New York Fashion Week.

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. — Consumers focus on savings when they log in to their digital devices to shop for groceries, according to a new study from Nielsen. The top weekly U.S. activities related to grocery shopping on a connected device, ranging from a mobile phone to tablet, included reading online grocery circulars (62%), looking for coupons online (55%) and browsing a manufacturer’s website for a grocery category (55%).

ST. LOUIS — Purina has launched a new line of pet food that is inspired by the enduring happiness pets share with owners.

Be Happy is a dry pet food, available nationwide in cat and dog formulas, which helps support strong bones and teeth, healthy vision and healthy skin and coat, Purina said. The brand portfolio includes two varieties for cats — Deep Sea Duos Crunchies with ocean fish and salmon flavors and Poultry Pair-adise Crunchies with chicken and turkey flavors — as well as two varieties for dogs — beef and chicken.

CINCINNATI — A facial tissue brand has partnered with an organization that promotes the economic independence of disadvantaged women.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Consumer packaged goods companies that are "winning" in their categories outperform competitors in bold investment in growth areas; advanced use of analytics to fine-tune pricing and promotion; prioritization of retailer relationships; and commitment to talent development and strategic planning efforts.

DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreens on Tuesday announced a new application built into Facebook that allows desktop computer users to print their favorite photos, complete with likes and comments, at any Walgreens location nationwide as part of a feature called PrintWorthy.

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