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DC Thomson cuts four titles; 35 roles redundant

Publisher DC Thomson has entered redundancy consultations with around 55 employees as it ceases publication on four of its print titles.

The programme is open to a range of STEM professionals, including engineers and technical experts

Saica UK and STEM Returners partner on return-to-work initiative

International packaging manufacturer Saica Group has partnered with return-to-work specialist STEM Returners to launch a new 12-week employment programme, as a part of its diversity action plan.

Onboard Corrugated manufactures a wide variety of fluted board substrates

Onboard Corrugated sold to Eren

Onboard Corrugated has been acquired by Turkish paper and board manufacturer Eren via its Dutch surrogate, Nova Paper.

Unbound restructures in face of cashflow issues

Crowdfunding publisher Unbound has left suppliers, investors and freelancers unpaid after failing to meet fundraising targets in 2024, according to a report from The Bookseller.

Döbl: "These measures will reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by 20%"

Mondi Neusiedler completes €20m investment programme

Mondi has made good progress on the previously announced €20m (£16.6m) investment programme at its Neusiedler uncoated fine paper mills in Austria.

Ancient House: focus on EBITDA, not turnover

Ancient House Press shortfall revealed

Ancient House Press, which went into liquidation last week, had an estimated deficiency of more than £4.6m according to filings at Companies House.

The Tako board mill is located in the centre of the city of Tampere. Image: Google Maps

Metsä Board plans to close Tako mill and enhance Kyro mill

Metsä Board, part of Metsä Group, is planning to close its Tako board mill while improving the efficiency of its Kyro board mill and has launched change negotiations at both mills and related...

Amira Bouchiba started at Durst UK this month. Image: Durst UK

Durst UK expands customer support with new strategic appointment

Durst UK has taken on Amira Bouchiba as its new UKI software and application specialist in a strategic move.

Girls Who Print is now an expansive international network, bridging diverse sectors

Girls Who Print becomes global nonprofit organisation

Girls Who Print, the world’s largest network of women in print and graphic communications, has revealed its formal evolution into a global nonprofit organisation.

Royal Mail: CWU wants agreed set of actions

Tracked deliveries and parcels boost Royal Mail performance

The takeover bid for Royal Mail’s parent group has cleared two more regulatory hurdles, and trading at the business continues to improve.