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Time Out has returned to print following a break of more than four months.

The BPIF has welcomed new government support measures aimed at keeping apprenticeships going during the Covid-19 crisis, including a fresh incentive of up to £2,000 per person for employers to take on...

Claremon has added wide-format printing to its in-house service offering after investing in a Canon Arizona 1380 XT and a Zünd G3 cutter.

Sitma is the latest manufacturer to go public with its decision not to exhibit at Drupa 2021.

CCM Group has donated 10,000 face masks specifically manufactured for children to a raft of organisations across the UK.

Kodak’s pharma deal with the US government has been put on hold pending an investigation into events around the multi-million dollar loan.

Finishing consumables supplier Presco UK has acquired the goodwill and assets of Joto Print Finishing, including the exclusive UK distributorship for Rilecart's wire-binding spools.

Kodak is facing at least one probe into events around its new US government-backed pharma venture that caused its share price to soar last week.

Awesome Merchandise has warned that counterfeiting of designs has become a growing trend during lockdown, including rip-off designer face coverings.

Heidelberg will be better off by the equivalent of €1m a month after it pays down its high-yield bond next month.

Hobs Group has sold its Anexsys legal support services business to US firm Xact Data Discovery (XDD).

Fine art and out-of-home specialist Omni Colour has launched a competition to support artists who are struggling to produce work as a result of the pandemic.

Gardners has launched an innovative coating option that keeps outdoor printed surfaces clean and has the added benefit of ‘eating’ air pollution.

EFI is to reformat its annual Connect user conference in 2021 to a virtual event and potentially open up its educational benefits to a broader audience.

De La Rue’s banknote printing capacity is fully booked until March next year.