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WAM!NET has revealed details of the financing plan that it hopes to put in place to avoid going into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The UK printing operation of Lightning Source will go live with an eight-hour day shift by the end of August.

Fresh Polestar chief executive Barry Hibbert has completed his first week in the hottest hot seat in UK print.

The paper industrys accident rate fell by 30% last year following improvements in safety measures and working conditions.

Unqualified insurance assessors are inspecting guillotines and charging companies for the service, a leading supplier has warned.

As PrintWeek went to press on Wednesday (1 August) two partners of credit checking agency ICSM, Steve Mepham and David Whitaker, announced they would part with the company from 2 August.

CreoScitex is cutting around 200 jobs worldwide as part of a restructuring programme.

Polestar has decided to retain its Scientifica division, originally earmarked for sale along with packaging.

The High Court in London has dismissed Northern & Shell-owned (N&S) Express Newspapers action against the Telegraph Group.

New BPIF president Peter Yates (left, with outgoing president Roy Bailie and acting chief executive Roy Hill) set six priorities for his presidency at the federations 101st AGM

Norman Revill, httprint europe's director of e-commerce sales solutions, is leaving the firm to return to MAN Roland agent Pershke Price Service (PPS).

Agfa has expanded its training wing, the Agfa Academy, with a range of web-based courses

More than 50% of the industrys machinery suppliers are struggling to remain confident about future trading, according to Picons latest quarterly survey

Wyndehams woes continued this week as its share price sank to a 52-week low of 119p after a second profits warning in six months

Xerox made a loss in the second quarter and expects its third-quarter results to be affected by the economic climate