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Failed Northern Ireland printer Graham & Heslip went into administration owing just over 3.1m, according to its creditor list.

Corrugated packaging specialist Weedon PSC has responded to increased demand from discount retailers with a double install from Bobst.

Polestar Sheffield has completed the onsertion of more than 800,000 Harry Potter-branded mouse mats for the Telegraph Media Group (TMG).

The site of recently-closed Welsh packaging printer Western Corrugated has been put up for sale by the administrator.

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has voted to halt the 200bn asset purchase scheme, commonly referred to as printing money or quantitative easing, that was launched in March 2009.

Finishing equipment manufacturer Morgana Systems has said that export sales confounded industry trends last year by registering growth despite the poor market for equipment sales and lack of credit.

Screen has unveiled its next- generation B1 thermal platesetter range, the PlateRite 8000N series, which has been designed to consume less electricity and to be more environmentally friendly.

WoodWing Software has confirmed that its cross-media publishing software can already support the newly released Apple iPad.

Italian printer Pixart.it has signed up to buy Italy's first 10-colour Komori, as well as an eight-colour press by the same manufacturer.

The Print Factory (TPF) is locked in negotiations with creditors in a bid to secure its future as a going concern, after net current liabilities in excess of 10m put it on the brink of insolvency.

Paragon Services, part of Paragon Group, has been awarded a 25m ticket printing contract by the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC).