Mergers and acquisitions
Breaking News: Vakils and Jyoshan form a new company that targets the financial reporting market
In a move with far-reaching implications for financial reporting, Vakils and Jyoshan Digital Media Services, promoted by Venkat 'Puru' Purushotham have formed a company called JVX Media Services.
H&H Reeds Printers targets wide-format sector with Albany Sign and Display acquisition
H&H Reeds Printers has entered the wide-format sector and grown its staff count by five after acquiring Carlisle-based Albany Sign and Display.
Writtle Holdings deal won't curb Loewy businesses' freedom
Writtle Holdings has said that the newly acquired Loewy Group businesses will be able to operate with greater freedom under the deal.
100m-turnover business created by Writtle and Loewy merger
A 100m-turnover cross-media company has been created after a merger between Writtle Holdings and Loewy Group.
Adobe adds electronic signature capability with EchoSign buy
Adobe Systems, developer of the ubiquitous Creative Suite design software, has acquired EchoSign, a web-based provider of electronic signatures and signature automation with more than 3m users...
Breaking News: Repro India acquires printing operation of Macmillan
Indian printing giant, Repro India has acquired the printing operations of Macmillan Publishers India Ltd (MPIL).
Transcontinental and Quad/Graphics strike swap deal for Mexico business and ex Quebecor plants
Montreal-based Transcontinental has picked up six Canadian printing facilities and a pre-press plant from US-based Quad/Graphics in exchange for three Transcontinental facilities in Mexico through an...
Williams Lea to acquire Tag Worldwide
Williams Lea, the global BPO giant, has agreed to acquire Tag Worldwide, the international design and production agency, for an undisclosed sum.
Pindar confirms offers made for business
Pindar chairman Andrew Pindar confirmed this morning (8 July) that offers were coming in for the business.
Amazon faces opposition to Book Depository takeover
Amazon's acquisition of The Book Depository, which is under investigation by the Office of Fair Trading, is facing strong opposition from book retailers and publishers.