Business
End of the line for Kabel mill
Kabel Premium Pulp & Paper is closing down after nearly 130 years of papermaking.
Software Circle recovers more than £426k lost in suspected fraud
Software Circle has got its money back, with all the funds involved in a suspected push payment fraud recovered.
International Paper to close five UK packaging sites
Following its acquisition of DS Smith earlier this year, International Paper has confirmed a proposal to close five of its Packaging sites in the UK.
Reflections to be liquidated
The hiatus at Reflections Print Finishers appears to be reaching a conclusion, with directors Luke and Paul Hastings taking steps to put the business into creditors’ voluntary liquidation.
£500m deal agreed for Telegraph Media Group
The long-running saga over the future ownership of the Telegraph Media Group appears to be coming to a conclusion with a fresh offer tabled, although it still needs regulatory approval.
National World takeover ratified
Media Concierge will become the official owner of National World next week.
Software Circle hit by suspected payment fraud
Software Circle has lost a six-figure sum in a suspected payment fraud.
Stora Enso to divest 12.4% of Swedish forests for around £760m
Stora Enso has entered into an agreement to sell around 175,000 hectares of forest land, equivalent to 12.4% of its total forest land holdings in Sweden, for an enterprise value of €900m (£760m).
Printers urged to check exposure to cyber crime
Printers have been urged to check the small print of their cyber insurance policies after recent high profile attacks – and today’s revelation that Marks & Spencer’s ongoing incident will cost the...
Xerox highlights power of data at client event
Xerox welcomed 210 people, including clients from 130 businesses to the Aston Martin Racing Technology Campus in Silverstone yesterday (20 May) to emphasise its breadth of services and the overarching...