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Counterfeiting group attracts NCIS attention
The National Criminal Intelligence Service is taking a "keen interest" in an alleged euro and sterling banknote counterfeiting ring uncovered by the News Of The World last week.
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AGI to shed 50 jobs as Swindon closes
AGI Media Packaging is closing its Swindon site and losing up to 50 jobs, having failed to "remain viable" after EMI shut its Swindon CD duplication facility in June.
Apex takes Ryobi on the road
Apex Digital Graphics will hold its first roadshow as the UK distributor of Ryobi presses this month.
Edotech acquires Swiss competitor
Edotech, the Tewkesbury-based transactional print group, has extended its reach into Europe and expanded its data management capabilities with the 6.5m acquisition of Zurich-based competitor...
Kent Messengers Dalton dies aged 61
David Dalton, the Kent Messenger Group production director and former group managing director of HunterPrint, has died, aged 61, after a struggle against cancer.
Montrose follows Hyway into trouble
Montrose Press has been placed into administration with the loss of half of its jobs after a creditor of its sister company, Hyway Printing Services, issued a winding-up petition.
PAA quits CPI over registration
Plans to establish a single voice representing the UK paper industry have been dealt a blow after the Paper Agents Association (PAA) said it would leave the Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI).
Positive Polestar posts profit
Polestar has posted its first retained profit since its inception in 1998, but only thanks to a 95.8m technical surplus from its bond buyback in 2001.
Polestar 'pleased with progress'
Polestar has released preliminary financial results for the year to 30 September 2002, which the group described as a good performance in difficult markets.
Thomas Potts plans to de-list
Thomas Potts is planning to turn its back on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), saying it is gaining very little benefit from the listing.
AGI to shut Swindon plant
AGI Media Packaging is closing its Swindon site with the loss of up to 50 jobs, having failed to remain viable after EMI shut its Swindon CD duplication facility in June.
Former HunterPrint MD Dalton dies
David Dalton, the Kent Messenger Group production director and former group managing director of HunterPrint, has died, aged 61, after a struggle against cancer.
Bank to outsource notes to De La Rue
De La Rue has been selected by the Bank of England as its preferred banknote supplier and is set to buy its banknote-printing operations at Debden in Essex.
Best in Christmas sale deal with EFI
Electronics For Imaging (EFI) hopes to take advantage of growth in the digital proofing market after buying Best, the Germany-based software developer.