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Oc moves HQ from Essex to City of London
Oc (UK) is relocating its head office from Loughton, Essex, to the City of London over the next few months
PaperX in receivership
The board of PaperX.com has appointed a receiver after the firm failed to raise a second round of financing
New Maximum Impact course
Specialist training consultancy Maximum Impact has introduced a new financial awareness course for print salespeople
Solution for West Ferry looking slim
Telegraph Group and Northern & Shell (N&S) seem to be further apart in their quest for an amicable settlement over West Ferry, with N&S owing 5m for printing services
Creditors absorb Element's 3.6m debt
Creditors of Elements and its subsidiary Regent have been left to absorb the companies bad debt to the tune of over 3.6m
Scitex to sell off its Vio and Karat stock
Scitex has rounded off a year of momentous change for the former pre-press giant by announcing plans to sell its stakes in Vio and Karat
Westvaco net income dips in first quarter
Westvacos first-quarter net income fell due to a decline in demand for its food packaging materials despite total income rising by 13%
Intrepid calls in the liquidators
Intrepid Marketing has appointed Capital Insolvency Services of Leeds as liquidator after going into voluntary liquidation on 26 February
Lotem favourite for St Ives CTP
St Ives is poised to buy the first CTP system for its web division, with CreoScitexs Lotem favourite for the deal.
Schreier points to digital print profitability
Heidelberg chairman Bernhard Schreier predicted 2010 will be a great year for the printing industry during his keynote address at US digital print show On Demand this week.<br><br>
Openshaw is now selling KPG plates
Openshaw has started to sell Kodak Polychrome Graphics plates including its Electra thermal CTP plate
Rival prepares CVA as debts mount up
Rival Envelope has appointed insolvency practitioners to prepare a proposal for a Creditors Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), with the company the subject of ongoing legal proceedings
CEPI members break record
Confederation of Paper Industries (CEPI) member countries are estimated to have produced an all-time record of over 90m tonnes of paper and board, according to preliminary statistics for 2000
Holmen Paper's Svensson quits as finance chief
Holmen Paper chief financial officer Lennart Svensson is to leave the company with effect from 30 June to pursue other activities
UK loses 4.4m-run mag deal
One of the UKs biggest magazine printing contracts has been lost to the continent, dealing a further blow to Polestar in the process