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A Utah print museum has attempted to reproduce the Book of Mormon by hand for the first time since the original manuscript was created in 1830.

Print management firm HH Global has won a contract to design permanent POS displays for Dyson's Airblade product.

Procurement skill and understanding is limited and undervalued in UK businesses, a new survey has found.

Sweden's Lessebo mill has been saved from closure after Norwegian investors bought the assets from its previous owner, insolvent Vida Paper.

Fujifilm has nearly reached its 12-month fundraising target for the international clean water charity WaterAid after just six months of the appeal.

KBA UK has reorganised its service, support and consumables sales operations as printers increase their focus on getting maximum productivity from their presses.

The Digital Ad Lab (DAL) is considering a partnership with US-based IDEAlliance or an annual membership fee as two possible solutions to its ongoing funding problems.

Wausau, WI-based Wausau Container had added a new Presstek 75DI digital offset press to better handle the growth in shorter-run folding carton work.

Graphic Printing Technologies (GPT) has launched a "unique" wide-format solvent printer to meet the needs of production oriented users.

Flexo press manufacturer Edale has added a number of enhancements to its FL-3 label and packaging press.

RAC chose Ottimo Digital to print new livery on the back of its 1,400 breakdown assistance vans.

Johnston Press has appointed Steve Gilliver as new group director of HR as the company looks to implement a raft of staff development initiatives.

The newspaper ABCs for December 2012 reveal that <i>The Independent</i>'s circulation fell by 35% year-on-year while cut-price sister paper <i>i</i> took up the slack with a 31% increase.

Kodak has received court approval for the $525m (327m) sale of its digital imaging patents, once valued at more than $2.5bn, although the judge admitted to being "disappointed in the price".