News

Bloomsbury Publishing is happy with the printing of the new <i>Harry Potter</i> book despite receiving complaints about rogue copies.

Graphic Facilities has made Jonathan Moore its client development manager.

SR Communications is hoping to educate existing and prospective customers with a series of print production masterclasses in London.

Polestar has rolled out Creos Synapse InSite internet portal to its customers.

Tullis Russells sales for the year to 31 March rose by nearly 4% to 139m despite difficult overall market conditions.

A new West Midlands print employer network aims to match the success of its East Midlands counterpart, Nottinghams Print Media & Graphics Network.

Xerox has announced a 1.8bn ($3.1bn) recapitalisation programme to strengthen its balance sheet and provide financial flexibility.

Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) has signed an agreement with its key creditors for the terms of the restructuring of its 4.3bn ($6.7bn) debt after months of negotiations.

Outdoor media specialist MetroMedia Technologies (MMT) is planning to increase its UK and European market share by appointing a European manager for its range of OnePrint products.

Curtis Fine Papers has restructured its operations team in a bid to improve flexibility and market focus.

TPL is proposing 30 redundancies to reduce its cost base in the face of anticipated softer demand.

Swedish company Texdot has become the first large-format digital manufacturer to be awarded EU Eco-Label accreditation for its environmentally friendly large-format printer, the GreenOne.

A survey has highlighted the poor performance of Europes largest pulp and paper groups over the past year.

M-real has finalised negotiations with IBM Global Services and signed an agreement that will establish a partnership worth almost 400m (e550m) over 10 years.

European Colour's preliminary results reflect a period of great change for the Stockport-based pigment manufacturer.