Scodix has revamped its Ultra range of digital enhancement presses to simultaneously open up the technology to a broader range of markets and lower the cost of entry in the B2 and B1 categories.

Bailie Group has remained good to its word and completed the first acquisition shortly after announcing it was looking to hit the M&A trail.

Susie Dent’s new book, Word Perfect, is being hastily reprinted after an incorrect version of the text was used by mistake.

Her Majesty the Queen has sent a message of support to national and regional news publishers at the start of ‘Journalism Matters’ week.

Signs Express (Central Lancashire) has completed a move to a bigger site and completed a wholesale reequip of its print kit as it looks to continue its pre-Covid growth trajectory.

Two more of Drupa’s biggest exhibitors have pulled out of the 2021 show due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The IPIA is urging its members – and the wider industry – to write to their MP to highlight the need for print-specific government support.

The Stationers’ Company has opened applications for its 2021 Warrant scheme, which is intended to recognise the hard work, research and quality companies put into their products and services.

Durst has acquired a majority stake in a rival manufacturer to expand its wide-format printer portfolio.

Kyocera has made a key hire as it beefs up its presence in the production printing market, with the appointment of ex-Heidelberg digital printing lead Chris Matthews.

De La Rue has made its interim chief financial officer a permanent appointment.

Portals has completed a £20m-plus revamp that includes a major rebuild of its PM1 paper machine.