Business
Xerox extends Fujifilm technology deal
Xerox’s use of Fujifilm printing tech looks set to continue for a good while yet after it renewed its contract with the Japanese manufacturer.
Telegraph sale process now underway
The sale process for the Telegraph Media Group and The Spectator magazine is at last officially underway.
Navigating the social media landscape
The perfect tool to push the boundaries of freedom of speech or the devil’s own work.
Critical thinking
In On the Origin of Species Charles Darwin points out that it’s not the strongest or most intelligent of the species that survives, but the one that’s most adaptable to change.
Euro stars: Continental drift
Brexit may have disappeared from the news headlines in recent months but that doesn’t negate the fact that it’s meant firms have had to adapt to continue to trade in what is a huge market on our...
Thinking outside the box can move your business growth up a gear
Growth aspirations are now back on the agenda for many printers, but lateral thinking may be required to succeed.
UK insolvencies on track for highest rate since 2009
The UK is on track this year to see the highest number of insolvencies since 2009, according to PwC.
Highcon secures fresh financing, restructures for profitable future
Highcon Systems has been boosted by a fresh financial package, two further orders for its Beam 2C, a new partnership with BHS Corrugated – and a revamped business plan aimed at paving the way to...
PDS Print enhances wide-format with double install
PDS Print has installed two new machines – a Xenons X180 hybrid flatbed/roll-fed wide-format printer and a B8-2513 digital cutter form Ameida CNC Technology.
Packaging bosses named among UK’s most ambitious business leaders
Two packaging company heads have been named on a list of Britain's ‘Top 50 most Ambitious Business Leaders for 2023’.