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Openshaw buys Bousfield
The Openshaw Group has bought Bousfield for an undisclosed sum, following six months of negotiations.
Q4 improvements lift Creo results
It has been a favourable fourth quarter for Creo, despite a fall in overall sales for the year
MAN's Gatfield goes after long absence
MAN Roland Great Britain has confirmed the departure of its managing director Keith Gatfield by mutual consent.
City pleased with Wyndeham profit
Wyndeham Press Group gave the industry a much-needed boost this week as it reported promising interim results.
Augustus ends row with ex-MD
Augustus Martin has settled its dispute with former managing director Michael Withington just two weeks before his unfair dismissal case was due to reconvene for a 15-day substantive hearing.
Fear of further De La Rue woes
Analysts have forecast that De La Rue could issue its third profit warning in four months when it releases its second-half figures on 26 November.
Howitt pre-press site to look at front-end for gravure operation
Howitt has invested 250,000 in a pre-press facility that will investigate front-end publication workflow options for its new gravure operation, Equator.
Astron grows Irish ops with IPLS buy
Astron has strengthened its position in the Irish market with the acquisition of Integrated Print Logistics Solutions (IPLS).
Deal secures Haddington jobs
Montgomery Litho has completed its acquisition of the Haddington plant of Hunter & Foulis for an undisclosed sum, after agreeing a deal with the firms receivers (<i>PrintWeek</i>, 8 November).
Hague opens Harrison Scott's offices
Former Conservative leader William Hague has opened the new offices of print recruitment specialist Harrison Scott Associates in Rutherglen, just outside Glasgow. The firm moved into the three-level...
Heidelberg UK's Fewings to retire after 26 years
Chris Fewings, Heidelberg UKs post-press marketing manager, is retiring at the end of the year after 26 years with the company.
Carter switches to Komori on its 30th
Carter Litho will mark its 30th anniversary by making a major change of press supplier from Heidelberg to Komori.
Inveresk seeks financing after bank breaches
Scottish papermaker Inveresk is seeking urgent re-capitalisation and re-financing following breaches of its banking covenants with the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Paper rises must be gradual
Paper producers should not raise prices as dramatically as they have done in the past when the market experiences an upturn, according to IPC Media/Time Warner manufacturing director Jasper Scott.
Ipex 2006 hot on heels of Imprinta
Ipex 2006 will take place less than six weeks after the Imprinta exhibition in Dsseldorf.