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Staff escape injury after Goss fire at Polestar Petty
Firefighters have been called out to a fire at Polestar Petty in Leeds after a problem with a Goss Sunday M4000 press.
Paperlinx investors bid to oust chair and appoint representative as director
A group of Paperlinx investors representing around 5% have made a bid to oust the company's current chairman Harry Boon.
St Ives settles over data misuse wrangle
Two former employees of St Ives have agreed to pay the PLC £90,000 in damages after they admitted sharing confidential information with two directors at Inspired Thinking Group (ITG).
St Ives settles over data theft wrangle
Two former employees of St Ives have agreed to pay the PLC £90,000 in damages after they admitted sharing confidential information with two directors at Inspired Thinking Group (ITG).
Xerox and Presstek appoint new presidents
Presstek chief executive Jeff Jacobson will join Xerox later this month as president of its Global Graphics Communications division and be succeeded by Fujifilm's former US chief operating officer Stan Freimuth.
Printers slam 'disgraceful' pre-pack u-turn
Printers have slammed the government's "disgraceful" u-turn on tightening the laws on pre-packs, after business minister Ed Davey announced that he had scrapped plans to impose greater legislative controls.
PIPS hits out at government's poor advice on auto-enrolment
The Printing Industry Pension Scheme (PIPS) has hit out at the government for its poor advice regarding the introduction of pension auto-enrolment.
Readyprint installs UK's first HP Indigo WS4600 label press
Readyprint has taken delivery of the UK's first HP Indigo WS4600 digital label press, a move that improves the flexibility and capacity at the Kidderminster-based business.
AGI-Shorewood plans high end packaging acquisition
AGI-Shorewood is looking to strengthen its presence in the high end packaging market by acquiring another company, European chief executive Tony Garnish has confirmed.
Ikea's Farkas joins GMG to head up marketing
GMG has appointed Michael Farkas as marketing director after nearly a decade masterminding the production workflow behind the Ikea catalogue.
Xaar dismisses Chinese 'strike' claim
Xaar has dismissed claims made by the former staff of its Chinese subsidiary that they had not resigned, as per Xaar's public statement last week, but were instead "on strike".
Stralfors to shed 30 staff at Dartford as MD Carter departs
Stralfors is to cut up to 30 staff at its Dartford operation after announcing plans to migrate away from "commoditised print and direct mail" to added-value digital print.
Digital Ad Lab to discuss future of printed mags at Digital London
The future of print-based publishing will be on the agenda at the next meeting of the Digital Ad Lab (DAL), which will take place during the Digital London exhibition at Excel next month.
Spectrum pre-orders Heidelberg's latest MIS ahead of Drupa launch
Leicester-based Spectrum printing has overhauled its prepress and workflow as well as introduced digital printing with a Ricoh Pro C 751 Graphic Arts Edition.
UK investor buys entire Manroland sheetfed arm
Langley Holdings, a €500m (£415m) turnover engineering group based in Retford, Nottinghamshire, signed a deal late yesterday to buy Manroland's Offenbach production facility as well as more than 40 international sales operations.
Breaking news: UK investor buys entire Manroland sheetfed arm
Langley Holdings, a €500m (£415m) turnover engineering group based in Retford, Nottinghamshire, signed a deal late yesterday to buy Manroland's Offenbach production facility as well as more than 40 international sales operations.
Specle Studio allows remote automation of ad workflow
Specle, famed for its eponymous online ad spec database, has continued to evolve its service offering with the launch of Specle Studio, a cloud-based tool to enable greater automation of advertising workflows.
Unite backs National Audit Office's support of adult apprenticeships
Unite has backed the National Audit Office's claim that adult apprenticeship offer a good return for public money.
UPM offloads packaging production
Paper manufacturer UPM has sold its packaging paper production to Swedish packaging paper company Billerud for €130m (£108m).
API Foils expands metallic foil range
API Foils has added nine colours to its MH metallic foil range, taking the number of standard options up to 30.
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