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Shareholders plot Creo boardroom coup
Industry veteran Robert Burton is leading an attempt to oust Creo's board and chief executive Amos Michelson.
Grasmere Digital finds buyer
Progressive Print Solutions (PPS) has emerged as the buyer of Grasmere Digital Imaging (GDI).
Johnstons Sheffield spend to top 60m
Local newspaper group Johnston Press has announced 20m of additional investment for its new Sheffield site, taking the total spend to over 60m.
Management shake up at the Telegraph
Murdoch MacLennan's overhaul of the Telegraph Group's management has begun with the departure of managing director Hugo Drayton.
Efficiency drive paying off at St Ives
St Ives is predicting torrid times ahead in the long-run UK web offset market.
Questionnaire to gauge skills needs of print
Print training chiefs are quizzing thousands of firms to pinpoint the state of skills and training in the sector.
Sun snaps up Veritec assets
Sun Chemical has bought the brand protection assets and trade names of Veritec.
Polestar Direct Leeds staff opt for deal to quit
Polestar Direct Leeds (PDL) has said that the majority of the 45 staff at its sheetfed division have taken redundancy packages following its closure.
Technotrans in move to ramp up in Germany
Technotrans is building up production capacity at its base in Germany as it moves into the new area of cleaning systems.
Lonsdale boosts secure print
Lonsdale Print Solutions has made a 250,000 investment in confidential print as it targets a turnover of 10m.
PrintWeek Awards 2004
The PrintWeek Awards 2004 on Monday (18 October) will be the biggest ever.
Linney Connect in Roche deal
Linney Connect, the recently formed print management arm of the Linney Group, has clinched a contract from healthcare giant Roche.
SwanTek unveils eco cleaner
Chemical company SwanTek has launched what it boasts is an eco-friendly solvent for cleaning presses and blankets.
Wyndeham lands new NatMags title
Wyndeham has won the contract for Reveal, the new womens weekly from NatMags that launched this week.
Howie & Seath is bought by Purves
Gibson Print, whose joint managing director is for-mer Waddies boss Brian Purves has bought Howie & Seath.