Business
No one wants Drupa switch, but everyone will play ball
Considering the fact that people have been talking about Drupa mulling a move to a three-year cycle in hushed tones for months, the ire it seems to have raised among exhibitors is surprising.
NS Print buys Horizon folding machine
North Shropshire Print Company (NS Print) has bought a Horizon AFC-566F automated B2 combination folding machine for 39,000.
Reflex Labels acquires Labelsco
The 50m turnover Mansfield-headquartered packaging firm has purchased label printers Labelsco for an undisclosed sum.
A three-year Drupa cycle would be 'chaos' for exhibitors
With less and less money sloshing around, it is hard to find anyone with a good word for a plan to increase the frequency of Europe's main show
Memjet stakes out ambitions in commercial print
Memjet aims to increase the life of its high-speed Waterfall inkjet print heads in order to take advantage of "huge" opportunities in the commercial print market.
Ipex won't be fazed by talk of three-year Drupa cycle
The three-year Drupa of the 1970s was mooted several years ago during my time as chief executive of Picon.
DC Thomson signs up to Wave2 Media's AdPortal
DC Thomson is set to roll out Wave2 Media's AdPortal3 print advertising workflow tool across its newspapers business six years after first installing the platform at one of its subsidiaries.
Concept Communications Group moves premises and targets growth
Concept Communications Group (CCG) has targeted a 40% turnover boost to 2.5m by the end of 2013 after moving to larger premises and installing a new HP Indigo 7600 digital colour press.
Report: Landa to approach investors, fundraising puts $1bn price tag on Nanography
Landa has orders for 400 Nanographic presses and chairman Benny Landa is poised to embark upon a fundraising round for the venture, valuing it at up to $1bn, according to a report in the Israeli...
Last chance to register for the exclusive PrintWeek Directors briefing
A handful of places are still open for the PrintWeek Directors' Briefing next week, where three leading printers will talk about the small changes that made a big difference to their businesses.