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Corrugated workers accept 8% pay deal
Industrial action by Unite members at DS Smith and Smurfit Kappa has been averted after workers accepted an improved pay deal.
Drupa hits 100k milestone and confident for 2024
The first in-person Drupa exhibition in eight years has had over 100,000sqm of floor space booked by around 900 exhibitors so far, according to organisers.
Royal Mail CEO warns on strike action
Royal Mail boss Simon Thompson has warned CWU leadership to “reflect on saving Christmas and their members’ jobs” amid ongoing strike action at the group.
Printers take part in more muted Black Friday
Many printers and related companies have got involved with this year’s Black Friday event, which could be a quieter affair than usual due to the cost-of-living crisis, ongoing postal strikes, and...
Party Décor upgrades digital cutting
Party Décor has enhanced its digital cutting capability with the installation of a new PFi Blade B2+ cutting table.
Former chancellor hails industry at charity luncheon
The Printing Charity’s Annual Lunch returned after a three-year hiatus yesterday, where the charity’s president, former chancellor George Osborne, hailed the importance of print.
Fasprint winds down after 38 years
Fasprint will close its doors on 30 November, after 38 years of trading.
Grafenia reports on first half
Grafenia has posted its first results that reflect the sale of its manufacturing operations.
Emerge Advertising in Titanium install
Emerge Advertising has invested in a Titanium 2516 cutting table with router from International Graphics Supplies (IGS) to ease a finishing bottleneck caused by manual cutting processes.
Macfarlane trading in line with expectations
Macfarlane Group said it is expecting its results for 2022 to be ahead of last year and in line with its full year expectations.
IPIA reveals details for ‘jewel in the crown’ event
The details have been outlined for the IPIA’s Recognising Excellence Expo, Gala Dinner, and Awards, which will take place next week.
Linney solar spend to pay back faster than expected
Linney is set to pay back the £600,000 it invested in solar panels earlier this year in just over a year – far earlier than the original projection of almost five times as long.
HP to slim headcount by 2025
HP Inc said it expects to reduce its gross global headcount by around 4,000 to 6,000 employees by the end of its 2025 fiscal year.
De La Rue management 'confident' despite third profit warning
Shares in De La Rue have slumped again after the group issued its third profit warning this year and said it could breach its banking covenants if it is unsuccessful in securing key contracts at its...
National World shelves Reach ambitions
National World will not pursue its potential offer for fellow news group Reach.