NBCUniversal's "reverse product placement" deal will see Staples-owned Quill.com create a copy paper brand using the name of the company featured in the NBC series. By Georg Szalai Global Business ...

Dunder Mifflin, the fictional company featured in The Office, is becoming a real-life brand. The Staples-owned Quill.com has signed a licensing deal with NBC's parent company Comcast, according to The ...

Well lookie here — just in time for the dated and annoyingly named “Cyber Monday” (Hello 90s!), Quill.com is now selling paper from a paper company that is actually named Dundler Mifflin, just like ...

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As the new Peacock series "The Paper" opens, we learn a few things about the fate of Dunder Mifflin - the paper business at the heart of "The Office." A sequel of sorts to "The Office," "The Paper" ...

Admit it, you’ve been there. We all have. Every one of us has spent a night by the TV, watching The Office‘s Jim and Pam enjoy their fairy tale romance or seeing the coworkers unite as the family they ...

And our last word in business today is comic value. The long-running NBC comedy series "The Office" is about a group of workers employed by a fictitious paper company. (SOUNDBITE OF TV SHOW "THE ...

The Office's paper company Dunder Mifflin is to become a real-life paper brand. The Staples subsidiary Quill.com has inked a licensing agreement with NBC's parent company Comcast to create a line of ...

As the new Peacock series “The Paper” opens, we learn a few things about the fate of Dunder Mifflin — the paper business at the heart of “The Office.” A sequel of sorts to “The Office,” “The Paper” ...