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David Hyams came away empty-handed from his Dragons’ Den pitch, but hopes his appearance on the TV show will help raise the profile of his innovative print products – including a new ‘lockdown’ range...

Fans of TV show Dragons’ Den will find a familiar industry face making an appearance on this weekend’s episode.

PFI Group has added to its stable of signage and large-format printing businesses with the acquisition of Leeds-based Futurama.

Transcend Packaging has launched the world’s first sustainable gift card using paperboard provided by Iggesund.

Koenig & Bauer’s supervisory board has revamped its leadership team in a move that sees the creation of a new main board role and the departure of CFO Mathias Dähn.

Printing app Printt has switched its focus to people currently working from home after its planned roll-out of high street kiosks was delayed due to the current lockdown.

Pantone has launched 315 new colours as part of a redesign for its fashion, home and interiors ranges.

Xeikon has vowed to continue supporting customers during the corona crisis, as it announced its next generation of dry toner tech and two new presses.

Prime Group’s innovative visor design is now being manufactured all over the world in an extraordinary act of collaboration between disparate printers and manufacturers.

Xerox has scrapped its attempt to carry out a hostile takeover of HP due to the global health crisis caused by the Covid-19 virus.