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The Department for Work & Pensions is conducting an exploratory exercise into the feasibility of outsourcing its 50m-70m annual print spend through a print management company

Carrs Paper carbonless sales director Chris Bevington has left the company

A marketing-services agent is to target print hardware firms with a new system to manage all their marketing print needs

Williams Lea has won another massive outsourcing deal with a major insurer, signing a five-year 75m deal with Royal & SunAlliance

Heidelbergs next-generation DI press, which will be launched at Print 01 in Chicago next month, will be shown for the first time in Europe at Print UK

Design and print company Lennox McKinlay is making life easier for its clients by sending employees to work on customer premises

Indigo has said that despite making a second-quarter loss it remains confident of returning to profitability by the end of the year

One of the worlds leading papermakers has had an angry dig at European firms for blasting out full capacity and dropping prices

Presstek aims to smash bottlenecks that blighted its production last year with a newly created post

Turning Point Technologies (TPT) has become a distributor of RealTimeImages RealTimeProof software

Sappi is once again the subject of speculation over a potential takeover bid following a rise in its share price of over 5% to 6.45

UPM-Kymmene has reported interim review figures for the period January to June 2001, showing that although turnover rose during the period, operating profits for the second quarter, particularly in...

Sun Chemical has appointed an outsider as heir apparent to worldwide chief Henri Dyner, and has named the successor to Europes Andy Cova

The BPIF has said that some larger printers could be wasting thousands of pounds a year by not applying for the 80% climate change levy rebate that was negotiated by the federation

Garnett Dickinson is hoping to become the first web printer in the country to go totally CTP with an Agfa Galileo system