How technology is transforming the act of sending farewell cards. From digital platforms to groups of e-cards and video messages.

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And, if you don’t want to make any impact at all, you can always send e-cards. Most cards come in packs, so it’s best to look at the cost on a per-card basis. Basic cards typically cost no ...

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Hallmark announced new physical greeting cards that include digital gift cards inside. The “Gift Card Greetings” line means you can hand someone a real card, paired with the convenience of not ...

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In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to a question about modern etiquette for "thank you" cards.