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PrintWeek Power 100 2009 revealed
For the first time in its eight-year history a supplier has topped PrintWeek's list of the most powerful people in print, with Paperlinx UK regional director David Allen securing the top slot in the...
Heidelberg refutes claims of 'competitive imbalance' following bailout
Heidelberg has hit back at concerns that its 800m euro (682m) bailout from the German government will give it a 'competitive advantage' over rivals.
MOD department completes 'refresh' with Morgana spend
One of the Ministry of Defence's (MOD) design and print departments has completed a "refresh" of its entire facility with an investment in Morgana finishing kit.
Lake Image launches 'higher quality' verification system
Verification system manufacturer Lake Image has launched a new "higher quality" inspection system.
Water-based thermal laminator is first of new range for Autobond
Coating equipment manufacturer Autobond has released a new combination water-based thermal laminator, the first in a series of launches.
Folio clears bottleneck with Tauler investment
Finishing specialist Folio has cleared a bottleneck in its laminating department by investing in a second Tauler line from Friedheim.
Trinity's Bailey to speak at PCC Annual Luncheon
Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey will be the guest speaker at the 182nd Printers' Charitable Corporation (PCC) Annual Luncheon later this year.
Landlord turns print broker
A former publican has started a print brokering company on a staff of two and is looking to reach a turnover in excess of its 140,000 target in its first year.
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Brands at risk from failure to screen deceased names from DM lists
Nearly nine in 10 consumers (87%) would stop trading with a company from whom they received a direct mail piece addressed to a deceased family member, according to new research.
Speculation mounts over future of Trinity's West Midlands titles
Speculation is growing over the future of a number of Trinity Mirror's West Midlands titles but Unite has said that it believed printing jobs at the Fort Dunlop facility in Birmingham will not be...
Giant David Beckham banner unveiled at Selfridges
Two nights of secret work on a giant banner hanging from the facade of Selfridge's in London has culminated in the grand unveiling of Armani's latest underwear collection.
Studio Print now 'one-stop-shop' after taking on failed neighbour's kit
Commercial printer Studio Print said it has become a 'one-stop shop' after taking over the site and kit of a fallen neighbouring company.
Canadian creditors approve Quebecor World restructuring plan
Insolvent Canadian printing giant Quebecor World is set to emerge from creditor protection after its Canadian and US creditors voted in favour of its restructuring plan.