Northside Graphics has experienced quite possibly the cutest press pass ever with a visit from therapy dog Henry Wee Wheels, who gave the firm a paw of approval for his annual charity calendar.

Shares in Xerox have tanked after the group missed its quarterly sales forecasts again, and downgraded its outlook for this year and beyond.

Northwolds Richardson Group, which went into administration in August, had an estimated deficiency of just over £560,000 according to filings at Companies House.

Tributes have been paid to former Crosfield Electronics managing director Jim Salmon, who has died aged 84.

The majority of Printweek readers are against the use of pre-pack arrangements as a way to save troubled businesses, according to a survey.

Heidelberg has showcased its revamped Print Media Center in Germany – now branded as the ‘Home of Print’ for a busy post-Drupa customer event.

Quad/Graphics is exiting European print production with a deal to sell its continental operations to a private equity group that has ambitions to become the regional leader in print and integrated...

Acorn started business in 1979 initially producing coldset newspapers and general print.

US manufacturer BlueCrest says this mid-range mail inserter offers the benefits of high-end automation while keeping a compact footprint and at an affordable price point.

The Las Vegas Strip was made for salespeople, by salespeople. Cash is king; and judging by the number of Elvis impersonators, demand for The King is high.