Among measures on the EU referendum, housing, trade unions and immigration announced in the Queen’s Speech at the end of last month nestled The Small Business Conciliation Service, a proposed...

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This issue of PrintWeek is largely dedicated to celebrating the power of print.

Paperlinx has completed the sale of its Irish operations, which will now be renamed Graphic & Paper Merchants Ireland.

Canon has launched a revamped version of its Business and Innovation Scan audit tool for the graphic arts market.

Print On has invested in a raft of new digital and wide-format machinery to support its expansion and enable it to handle work for an increasing number of blue-chip clients.

A Staffordshire business is almost doubling its footprint after moving into dye-sublimation textile printing for the first time, with operations due to start this week.

High-end commercial printer Pressision is set to install a Duplo multi-finisher at its Leeds headquarters to broaden its work mix and speed up its print to invoice time.

A traditional book binders has won a four-year contract and a slew of new work following a £70,000 investment.

A new colour measurement device could dramatically reduce the time taken to check output and create profiles.

Two interactive print technology firms have launched crowdfunding initiatives in an attempt to boost the reach of their respective technologies.