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Applications for the BPIFs print educational scholarships for 2006 are now being sought.

TripleArc chief executive Jason Cromack says that if the group hits its predicted earnings for 2005 its faltering share price will recover.

National Screen, a print management firm specialising in film and entertainment, has acquired Madeart, a reprographics and print supplier based in Vauxhall, south London.

Apex Graphics drive into the entry-level B2 market with Ryobi has started with Hulbert Press buying the UKs first 784E.

Former Close Print Finance managing directors Murray Booker and Mary Powell are back in the UK print finance sector.

A swatch chart billed as the most efficient CMYK colour scale ever is being targeted at designers and print specifiers.

Collective Labels has revved up a new Roland 505 LV press to print at 18,000sph as part of a 1m expansion.

Fulmar improved profitability in the first half of 2005 despite tough trading conditions, particularly in its core commercial and financial print division.

CGI managing director John Croft has quit the financial printer after a change of heart from its chairman thwarted his hopes of leading the company.

St Ives chairman Miles Emley (pictured) is to take a part-time role at the group following the implementation of a new divisional structure.

Mark Scanlon (pictured) has completed the deals to buy both Boxstar and the UK DM and fulfilment operations of Vertis.

St Ives Plymouth has been awarded a new contract to produce Britains first glossy Muslim lifestyle monthly, <i>Emel</i>.

Agfa has appointed DCP Systems as a dealer for its Anapurna 100 flat-bed and roll-to-roll wide-format digital printer.

M-real has launched Era Silk, which it claims to be the first recycled coated paper to use only waste collected from UK sources.

Polestar will not exist in its current form a year from now, according to the print giants chief executive Barry Hibbert.