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Harry and Steve Baker with Dave Walsh

Baker Labels duo join fundraisers on London to Paris cycle

Baker Labels' managing director Steve Baker and his eldest son Harry Baker joined a team of enthusiastic fundraisers last week to cycle from London to Paris to raise money for Kids Inspire.

Mathew Faulkner has previously fulfilled a range of marketing roles in Canon’s production print business

Canon Europe makes senior appointments

Canon Europe has made a trio of new appointments to strengthen its senior team over the last few weeks.

Roberts: "We have delivered strong operational, environmental and financial results"

DS Smith reports strong annual results

DS Smith has reported a positive set of annual results, with its revenue and pre-tax profit up significantly on last year.

A strike of more than 115,000 workers could be on the cards

CWU serves notice to Royal Mail of strike ballot

The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has served Royal Mail with an industrial action balloting notice, with a strike of more than 115,000 workers potentially on the cards.

Walters: It had to be a solvent sale

Paragon buys Lettershop

Paragon Group has completed its acquisition of The Lettershop Group following a protracted process due to recent events at parent YM Group.

Benny Landa: "We are thrilled and proud to welcome such high-profile investors"

Landa’s lab-grown diamond firm completes $90m investment round

Benny Landa’s Lusix venture, which produces lab-grown diamonds, has completed an investment round of $90m (£74.5m).

Bradley (L) with his course tutor Ian Cairns, celebrating awards success

Northern Ireland’s oldest digital printer looks to future

Northside Graphics has renewed its apprenticeship scheme, after a successful first intake.

YM fallout continues to dominate headlines in May

Unsurprisingly, this month’s ranking of most read articles was heavily dominated by the fallout from the collapse of the various YM Group companies. And while there was some good news, for example in...

Curley: a people-focused, larger-than-life character with a great personality

Bron Curley RIP

Former colleagues are mourning long-standing Océ executive Bron Curley, who has died aged 73.

Hulley: "There is a thrill in print, a thrill that I had never experienced in my career until I found Clays"

Hulley hails the printing press as he steps down at Clays

Clays CEO Paul Hulley has retired after 12 years running the UK’s biggest single site book printer.