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Shuttleworth has strengthened its position in the UK MIS market with the acquisition of Jenem Computers.

Bills and statements are the most appropriate methods of carrying one-to-one personalised print, according to a senior digital printing manager.

Bunzl Fine Paper has unveiled its new corporate identity and name change to The Paper Company (<i>PrintWeek</i>, 27 September).

The Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) is to evolve into the main body representing the paper industry from January 2004.

M-real has suffered falls in both turnover and pre-tax profits for the nine months to 30 September, and sees no signs of improvement in the market.

St Ives, Southernprint and Wyndeham Heron have won the print contracts for three new magazine launches from Paragon Publishing.

Polestar is poised to mail over 10m packs to Tesco Clubcard customers this month in a repeat of its largest ever direct mail job for the supermarket chain.

Printing.com has reported its first profit and a 36% rise in sales for the 28 weeks to 13 October.

East Lothian-based print finisher and bookbinder Hunter & Foulis has gone into administrative receivership.

As of today all Wyndeham subsidiaries with have their existing company names prefixed with Wyndeham in order to present a unified group image.

Thomas Potts strategic review could lead to the disposal of certain group companies, according to chairman Stephen Hargrave.

The DTI-backed Printing Industry Forum looks set to get the green light within the next couple of weeks.

CPI UK managing director Peter Palframan is to leave the book group today on amicable terms after eight years service.

Komori has reported a loss of 6.2m (1.2bn yen) for the first half of the fiscal year, citing the main reason as the bankruptcy of its leading Japanese dealer.

Newsquest Media Group intends to equip its planned press hall at its Oxfordshire site with a MAN Roland Geoman 75 press.