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The national rollout of full-colour <i>Yellow Pages </i>directories has started in Nottingham.

Quebecor World has signed a binding agreement to buy the European printing assets of Hachette Filipacchi Medias. The assets include printing and bindery facilities in France and Hachettes 50% stake in...

Web printers and press manufacturers can expect a downturn in business following the terrorist attacks on the US earlier this month.

Fulmar has annouced the sale of its loss-making packaging pre-press arm, The Box Room.

Polestar is facing a momentous two weeks when it will discover if its debt restructuring proposals have been accepted by bondholders.

A working group is to be set up to tackle the shortfall of adequate training within the industry.

Adobe Systems' third-quarter results were hit by a decline in the Japanese market, which has resulted in the firm lowering its expectations for the year.

The Paper Federation and the BPIF have allayed fears that the print and paper industry could face millions of pounds in extra costs from the Climate Change Levy (CCL) scheme.

Prontaprint has settled a dispute with Colourflow before going to court, in which it had accused Colourflow of unlawfully interfering with its franchise agreements.

Price erosion and further profit warnings from paper companies can be expected in the third quarter, according to the latest report from Credit Lyonnais Securities Europe.

John Dickinson Stationery has unveiled a new digital watermark smart technology for envelopes.

Eastern Pulp & Paper, based in Maine, USA, has developed a new environmentally advanced bleaching process.

The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has started follow-up visits to the UK paper industry's "poor performers".

Essex-based wide-format digital print specialist Imaginators has increased its production capacity with a Nur Fresco 3200.

Ipex organisers expect Hewlett-Packard's acquisition of Indigo and Barco's merger with Purup-Eskofot to "add to the atmosphere of expectation" at next year's show.