UK-based auxiliary finishing equipment manufacturer Tech-ni-fold has prevented a third US company from selling copies of its products.

Operating profits at Communisis have jumped 19% to 5.1m at the half-year, as new contract wins and overseas expansion helped fuel a successful period for the group.

The first national strike ballot of Royal Mail workers since 2009 could go ahead by September after 500 Communication Workers Union (CWU) representatives voted unanimously for the move.

Pan-European book printing group CPI has been acquired by new owners.

Saul Loggenberg, former director of failed printer Clowes, has been banned from being a UK company director for 11 years following an investigation by The Insolvency Service.

Software company GMG has unveiled the first module of GMG CoZone, a cloud-based online project collaboration, soft-proofing and approval package.

More print and packaging firms are awarding annual pay rises to their staff, a new survey has found.

Antonio Perez will continue as Kodak's chief executive, at least for a period, when the company emerges from Chapter 11.

Ricoh is bolstering its production print team as it prepares to go-to-market with new wide-format products.

Cambridge-based software firm Global Graphics has launched an upgrade to its Harlequin Host Renderer that was showcased at Drupa last year.

An antimicrobial coating previously only used on textiles has been rolled out to printed products, including hospital literature and inflight magazines.

Richardson Printing is set to reduce makeready times by 80% with a new Heidelberg Stahlfolder TH56.