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Banks are anticipating an increase in both secured and unsecured lending to small businesses, the Bank of England (BoE) has said.

Oc will cut 300 more jobs after posting a 14m euro (12m) loss for the second quarter of 2009.

Fujifilm has been awarded a five-year plate supply contract by Ordnance Survey (OS), Great Britain's national mapping agency, for its Brillia HD LH-PJE thermal plates.

Lawyers acting on behalf of Capital Print & Display and its former director David Gill have agreed an out of court settlement over charges relating to his conduct while working at the company.

Clays has enhanced its "beyond print" offering to book publishers with the official opening of its new 6m automated warehouse facility.

NB Group has completed a 148,000-piece direct marketing mailout for TK Maxx as part of its maiden campaign to adhere to Royal Mail's Sustainable Mail initiative.

Proskills' chief executive Terry Watts has called on the printing industry to seize the initiative and make the newly launched National Skills Academy (NSA) a success as more details emerged of the...

Canon UK has terminated its central purchase agreement with Kall Kwik and Prontaprint owner On Demand Communication (ODC) with effect from 1 August 2009, it has emerged.

London College of Communication (LCC) is accepting admissions for the foundation degree in Print Media Management after a two-week suspension.

The University of Edinburgh is aiming to bring more work in-house and cut the cost of its four-colour work after investing in a Presstek 34DI digital offset press.

Creative agency Euro RSCG London has installed Alwan CMYK Optimizer at its central London headquarters in order to boost turnaround and cost efficiencies.

Vinyl film specialist Hexis has signed a deal with race team Oreca to develop a vehicle wrap alternative to paint that could improve the performance of its race cars.