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Richard Spearman has been sentenced to 30 months imprisonment and ordered to pay 169,000 for his part in an insider dealer ring using information stolen from financial printer Burrups (PrintWeek, 8...

Alito Color is poised to make a massive investment in new sheetfed presses as part of its move to a new East London site.

Ipswich-based B1 printer Excelprint (Suffolk) has been placed into the hands of administrators who are hoping to make a quick sale of the business.

Butler and Tanner (B&T) has brought all its subsidiary companies under one brand and unveiled a new corporate identity.

Workers at Birmingham-based Euro Packaging have won union recognition, following five weeks of industrial action at the plant.

Workers at Birmingham-based Euro Packaging have won union recognition, following five weeks of industrial action at the plant.

A new company, Onform reels, has been established that will combine the reels divisions of paper merchants James McNaughton, Premier Paper and MoDo Merchants.

Presstek has agreed a 7m ($13m) deal to acquire Precision Lithograining, its manufacturing partner for the Anthem, Freedom and Aurora processless printing plates.

Hertfordshire-based printer Abbot (Kings Langley) has become one of the first companies in the UK to use a new company diagnostics tool.

National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has hired Adare Halcyon to be the sole supplier of secure PIN mailings to customers.

The forthcoming retirement of Myllykoski Sales UK managing director Ari Antsalo has triggered a merry-go-round of high profile managers in paper.

Bezier has incorporated its InfoShade product into point-of-sale campaigns for Dulux Weathershield and Allied Bakeries.

Upgraded Workflow imposition tool Creo Preps 5.0 is now available in the UK. The system, launched this month, will be distributed by Positive Focus.

David Hulme Machinery (DHM) is no longer operating as a fully operational business according to its administrator, David Cockshott of BWC Business Solutions.

Printers will have more influence on marketing campaigns if they move towards digital print technology according to two marketers at a Hewlett-Packard (HP) event last week.