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Kodak Professional will launch an innovative wide-format ink-jet printer in Europe next month that promises productivity of up to 50m2 per hour

CreoScitex will show a new version of Spire, its server for digital printing, at Chicagos Print 01 next week

AssiDomn is pinning nearly all its hopes on one area of business growth in a unique plan for the future

Stora Enso has started preliminary discussions to sell more than 600,000 hectares of its 2.6m hectares of forest land in Finland following last weeks rumours of a merger with International Paper

Southernprint has secured the 100,000 print run for BBC Magazines latest monthly childrens magazine, entitled <i>BBC Toybox Teach Me</i>

<i>Rugby World </i>has heralded the kick-off to the new season with a pocket-sized guide attached to its October issue

Homeless charity Shelter is looking for a generous printer to produce its 2002 calendar, which will be sold in its shops to raise funds

Xerox aims to use next weeks Print 01 as a major building block for its Ipex 2002 presence and to give an unstoppable momentum to its fight against rivals

Fujifilm is taking the largest stand within pre-press halls four and five at Ipex

The British Used Printing Machinery Suppliers Association (BUPMSA) will launch a new set of standards for sheetfed offset presses at Ipex

The paper industry is again awash with rumours of another giant merger, this time between International Paper (IP) and Stora Enso.

Compilation of PrintWeeks 2001 survey of the top 500 UK printers is under way

Redwood has confirmed that the giant Sky customer magazine contract is moving to Germanys Gruner + Jahr

Heidelberg chairman Bernhard Schreier will present his vision of the future of print as the keynote address at the PPAs Digital Production Conference in November

Poor performers with consistently high accident rates in the UK paper industry have been named and shamed in a Health & Safety Executive (HSE) report.