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IBMs 367m ($725m) sale of its commercial print business to Japanese imaging company Ricoh has been cleared by European regulators.

Pureprint Group has completed the fourth training session in a series of technical days aimed at its client base.

Proskills Print has invited applications for a new chair to replace Catherine Hearn, who is also operations director at Polestar and who will step down from the Proskills role in the Summer.

Sun Chemical Screen has appointed Giles Cartwright to a European sales role focused on the expanding sales of Project 37m, its digital inkjet printer for use on optical discs.

Gerald Judd Sales has announced that its president, Simon Perks, passed away on 23 March in Cromwell Hospital after a short illness.

Start-up direct mail printer Mediatech Direct has experienced over 300% growth in its first three months, thanks partly to a 500k investment in four Buhrs mail-enclosing lines.

Finishing manufacturer Morgana rubbed shoulders with the countrys political elite when it was invited to a recent Liberal Democrat conference in Maidenhead.

Communisis has announced the appointment of Julian Smith as special products manager at its Bath manufacturing plant.

An Irish printer made the most of Muller Martinis recent open house event in Iver by buying a PrimaPlus stitching line.

Italian bindery kit manufacturer Meccanotecnica has introduced two new stitching lines to the UK market.

Oc has linked up with Fujifilm to market Ocs latest wide-format machine, the Arizona 250 GT.

Epson has claimed that its next generation inkjet printhead will have the worlds highest resolution, with a native nozzle density of 360dpi.

Canon has announced it will make the ImagePress C7000VP the highlight of its Northprint stand.

Roland has added two new models to its VersaCamm range of wide-format digital printers.

The two firms behind the worlds first printed random access memory (RAM) are to jointly develop inkjet methods for producing printed memory applications.