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Paperlinx shareholders have voted to rename the company Spicers as its chairman called 2015 a “challenging and transformative year”.

Web-to-print company Moo has launched its long-touted NFC-enabled business cards after partnering with Arjowiggins Creative Papers on the venture.

OKI has stepped into the wide-format and inkjet markets with the acquisition of Seiko I Infotech (SIIT).

Eastman Kodak Company reported a net loss of $21m (£13.6m) and a decline in overall sales in Q3, but remains positive after seeing significant growth in a number of key product lines.

Commercial printer Wincanton Print will become the first UK company to take delivery of a Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 75-4 LE-UV press in January.

POS materials and substrates distributor and converter PPB has been appointed as an official UK distributor of Priplak.

Paperlinx’s unprofitable German operation has gone into administration, marking the Australian company’s final withdrawal from Europe.

EFI has reported record revenue for Q3 of this year, of $228.7m (£147.9m), a rise of 16% compared with Q3 of 2014 when sales were $197.7m.

Polestar is parting company with a second main board director as the group moves to a de-centralised structure.

Johnsons Printers has invested £750,000 in a new wide-format division, including a £350,000 Agfa spend.

Bradford-based labelling manufacturer Watermill Press has invested £160,000 in a Lundberg Tech waste handling system, which the firm said will boost its productivity by 10%.

Wyndeham Group’s former Grimsby site Wyndeham Gait goes under the hammer this week, with a guide price of £250,000 to £300,000.

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