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The gloves are off: Xerox has gone on the offensive and will now take its takeover proposal directly to HP’s shareholders, saying that HP’s refusal to engage in mutual due diligence “defies logic”.

Vistaprint has apologised and is taking action after an unencrypted database containing customer details – including some customers from the UK – was found online by an internet security specialist.

Interim sales at Grafenia have nudged up to £8.41m and the business broke even at the EBITDA level, with the firm hoping for a further improvement in the second half despite “difficult and uncertain...

Production was briefly suspended at FMS Foils Group after a small fire started on Monday (25 November).

KJS Print to Mail has celebrated its 21st birthday with a party for staff.

Voting is now open for Printweek readers to have their say on who are the industry's leading lights in our annual Power 100 poll and potentially win a £100 John Lewis voucher.

Unite is seeking “urgent clarification” from De La Rue about the company’s future after it admitted that it could breach banking covenants.

KJB Print’s brochure division WM Printing Solutions has been placed into liquidation, while Printweek understands that its parent company has been bought out of administration.

Shares in De La Rue have plunged to a ten-year low after the struggling security printer warned that a further deterioration in trading could cast “significant doubt” over its future – however its new...

Leek Signs & Graphics has invested in an Roland TrueVis VG-640 wide-format printer to support an increase of work ahead of the festive season.

Gardners has installed an EFI Vutek HS125 F4 hybrid flatbed/roll-fed printer to increase its output capacity.

GMG Color has added a new proofing media to its ProofMedia portfolio, aimed at the magazine, brochure and packaging market.

Consumables manufacturer Graphichem has bought the assets, IP and goodwill of Leeds-based Edward Marsden as managing director Rob Coates closes the factory ahead of retirement from the industry.

Boss Print was the big home-grown winner at the BPIF’s British Book Design & Production Awards, held last week.

Kall Kwik City has invested in a Kasfold Sprint 3000 bookletmaker and trimmer, automating the process and ramping up its booklet turnarounds.