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Around 75 jobs could be under threat after Reed Print & Design (RPD) and the GPMU failed to agree new terms for employees under the companys recovery plan following last Novembers fire that destroyed...

The Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) has expressed concerns that carbon emission reduction targets for some paper mills will be as high as 30%, based on a government document (<I>PrintWeek</I>,...

Xerox has reported better than average fourth quarter results for 2003, with revenue growth in the areas of both digital and colour printing products.

Xerox UK director of graphic arts Peter Taylor has been given a main board position reporting into the organisations newly appointed managing director Russell Peacock.

The man accused of making more than 200,000 as part of an insider-dealing conspiracy using information from financial printer St Ives Burrups faces a retrial in May.

Heidelberg chief executive Bernhard Schreier claims the group is starting to see the turnaround after three years of downward trends.

Independent paper company Elliott Baxter has emerged as the largest single creditor from the collapse of Yale Press, it emerged this week.

Howitt, the Nottinghamshire print group, could be sold within days.

Alito Color chairman Terry Brady has been granted freedom of the City of London in recognition of his contributions to charity and business.

Bermondsey-based firm The Oaktree Press is set to take on more staff following its purchase of new finishing equipment.

The dispute over pay at Goss Graphic Systems Preston plant has ended after workers accepted a new deal brokered by the Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service (ACAS).

Northcliffe Newspapers has signed a major deal with Goss to treble the colour production capacity at The Northcliffe Press (TNP) site in Plymouth.

Heidelberg is sticking with the solutions approach it adopted at the last Drupa and hoping to expand that with applications and the underlying business models.

Packaging company Macfarlane Group is anticipating a major improvement this year following a trading statement issued this week.

Print and design chain Kall Kwik has unveiled a new corporate identity and has begun the process of rolling it out across its 163 centres nationwide.