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Simply Print Finishing (SPF) is to be the only UK dealer to sell the entire range of James Burn International binding and punching kit.

Independent gaming company Gala is continuing its major direct mail push with its first digitally printed campaign.

Antalis has invested over 300,000 in a truck tracking system, which allows printers to track the exact location of their paper in real time.

Wyndeham is cautiously optimistic after posting year-end results that show margins rising across the group.

Tangent Communications, the parent company of London Digital Printing Group, has engineered a reverse takeover of Documedia that will result in the creation of a new 8m turnover marketing services and...

Kodaks deal to buy Creo has been completed. The 543m ($988m) acquisition has received the final regulatory approval, from the South African authorities, which the firms needed to complete the deal.

Talks between the Finnish Paperworkers Union and employer representatives broke down last night (14 June), with the paper mill lockouts extended by a further week.

DW Print Finishing has bolstered its stitching capacity following a 130,000 spend on a two-tower Horizon StitchLiner.

Senator Print Finishers has boosted its stitching firepower by 70% and taken its first step towards 24/7 work.

Capital Print & Display has installed the worlds first Agfa Xcalibur VLF platesetter capable of producing plates for the giant KBA Rapida 205 press.

EFI will focus its efforts on helping customers to get the right information at the right time with its next generation of MIS products.

PrintWeek has teamed up with market research and strategic consulting firm InfoTrends/CAP Ventures, to launch the 2005 PrintWeek Investment Survey.

Four people have been jailed for a total of 21 years for running a 10m counterfeit scam from a fictitious printing company.

St Brides, the journalists church, is holding a service today to mark the end of journalism on Fleet Street.

The paper industry in Scotland has been dealt a further blow, with the news that a review has commenced on the future of ArjoWiggins' Fort William mill, with 150 jobs in the balance.