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Print and production jobs are among the 550 cuts that Trinity Mirror announced as part of its plans to increase profitability.

Adare Group is targeting multi-million-pound blue-chip contracts after setting up a print management operation aimed at corporate clients.

Sappi had to contend with a rapid deterioration in margins in its European fine paper business during the quarter to June.

Creo had a good third quarter, buoyed by European sales and growth in packaging and newspapers.

WAM!NET has been bought by Savvis Communications.

Vertis has appointed former K2 Direct sales and marketing director Richard Husband as managing director of its Leicester operation.

Heidelberg UK has formed partnerships with two firms to solve the biggest problems faced by NexPress customers - poor quality digital files and high administrative cost per job.

MY Holdings has created a new business to develop and market its FMsix print technology.

Controversial self-styled entrepreneur Nicholas Humes has been hit by the second administrative receivership of one of his companies in as many months.

Cestrian has printed 100 interactive bus shelter posters for the launch of Nokias 3300 mobile phone.

Newspaper Education Trust (NET) director Anna Pangbourne has been invited by the World Association of Newspapers to speak at its International Newspapers in Education Conference.

Headley Brothers, the Ashford-based magazine printer, is restructuring pre-press operations as part of a wider move to increase capacity.

M-real and International Paper are the latest paper manufacturers to paint a less than pretty picture of the industry.

The migration from traditional film to digital in the consumer and graphic arts markets could result in plant closures and up to 6,000 job losses worldwide at Eastman Kodak.

Print production could be affected at two of Trinity Mirrors Scottish titles, the <i>Daily Record</i> and <i>Sunday Mail</i>, if an industrial dispute escalates.