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Cooper (left) with "perfect fit" Foster

Foster joins Solopress in new role

Industry veteran Phil Foster has joined Solopress in a newly-created business development role.

David Cich presenting at Fespa in October 2021

Vanguard founder and CEO passes

The founding partner, president and CEO of Vanguard Digital Printing Systems has passed away.

Cimpress: aiming to reach "ultimate work-life harmony for our teams"

Cimpress adopts 4.5 day week at some ops

Cimpress has effectively brought in a four-and-a-half day week at some of its operations via an initiative called Recharge Fridays.

CWU said its members "worked miracles during the pandemic"

Second Royal Mail ballot sees workers vote for further strikes

Royal Mail Group workers have voted in a second ballot to enter into formal dispute with management over pay and conditions.

HSE guidelines recommend various steps employers can take

HSE: Employers must prepare for future heat

Employers need to ensure workplaces are ready for warmer weather in the future, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has said.

Walstead: exciting times at its UK operation

Senior management moves at Walstead

Walstead has switched up its senior management team as additional equipment is installed at its Bicester site following the group’s purchase of YM’s web offset assets.

Bandrowczak: sees great potential for Xerox

Xerox decides on new CEO

Xerox’s interim CEO Steven Bandrowczak has been appointed to the role on a permanent basis.

Holdom: Acuity brand has huge market potential

Fujifilm bolsters team to realise Acuity potential

Fujifilm has appointed a marketing lead for its new Acuity family of wide-format printers as it looks to realise the range's potential.

Dineen: knowledgeable and experienced professional

Soyang new hire to spearhead Acuity push

Wide-format substrate manufacturer and hardware reseller Soyang Europe has hired a seasoned industry sales leader to spearhead its kit sales debut.

July headlines make a big deal of deals

While the passing of one of print's most polarising figures dominated July's list of most read articles, deals were undoubtedly the overarching trend. And while their successful conclusions, in terms...