Business
Good news, June’s listicle topped by good news
For the fourth time in a row, our monthly round-up of the most read stories was topped by the unravelling of YM Group. However, at least this time it was a positive outcome regarding the change in...
Stationers’ Hall reopened by the Lord Mayor of London
Following a £7.5m refurbishment project, Stationers’ Hall was reopened today (4 July) by Alderman Vincent Keaveny, in his capacity as Lord Mayor of London.
Manchester Printers completes third acquisition in three months
Manchester Printers Group has acquired Chester-based business Signature Printing, the third acquisition it has made since April – with more set to follow.
Football sponsorships mark UPAC expansion
UPAC has become a sponsor of Scottish Premiership team Hibernian FC.
Xerox CEO John Visentin RIP
Xerox vice chairman and CEO John Visentin has unexpectedly passed away due to complications from an ongoing illness.
Vivid celebrates long service milestones
Six members of the Vivid Laminating Technologies team have marked long service milestones, with celebrations taking place this month.
Howard Hunt administrators make fresh report
Administrators at the Howard Hunt group of companies have updated on their progress with the complex administration.
Tharstern launches on-demand ‘TV show’
Tharstern has launched a new on-demand ‘TV show’ for print professionals who want to speed up their workflow and get print jobs flowing swiftly through each department.
Moonpig plots 'hyper-personalised' future
Moonpig is moving towards a “hyper-personalised” customer journey and is expanding its operational footprint with two new sites, including a new facility in Tamworth capable of handling 9,000 cards an...
Is the popular four-day week with no loss of salary the future of work?
Working four days a week on full pay is becoming popular in certain sectors, but the model can present challenges as well as benefits. A new trial is looking at whether it is a viable flexible option