Finance

Communisis is proposing a capital reduction so it can continue to pay dividends in the face of a ballooning pension deficit.

In his speech at the Conservative conference last week, chancellor Philip Hammond said he plans to treat investment spending differently to day-to-day spending. He is aiming to plough more into...

Onlineprinters is targeting its next growth spurt, with the UK poised to play a significant role, following a change in the German-headquartered online trade and B2B printer’s ownership and management...

Shares of the newspaper publisher inexplicably doubled overnight from 8.81p at close of trading on 12 September to more than 15p the following day.

Not so long ago, financial pundits were predicting ‘when’ rather than ‘if’ the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England would vote to raise the base rate of interest from its rock bottom 0.5%...

Manroland Sheetfed owner Langley Holdings has said it is confident of a “remarkably strong year” as signings following Drupa boost order intake.

Xerox appears to have dismissed a possible merger with RR Donnelley, the world’s largest print group.

Xaar has reported that its half-year sales are in line with expectations as the inkjet developer pushes ahead with its strategy to more than double annual sales by 2020.

Eastbourne-based Lotus Labels has installed a digital press and label converter to grab more work and boost turnover.

As Xerox inches towards breaking into two standalone listed companies at the end of this year, it has unveiled the names of the post-split businesses.