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Boon replaced by actuary Michael Barker as Paperlinx chairman
Michael Barker, who was appointed to the board only last Thursday (27 September), has replaced Harry Boon as chairman with immediate effect from 1 October.
Arjowiggins Stowford Mill closure jeopardises 100 jobs
Arjowiggins is to close its Stowford Mill in Devon in the first quarter of 2014.
Muller Martini UK grouped with Northern Europe in global restructure
Muller Martini is in the process of restructuring its global operations, <i>PrintWeek</i> can exclusively reveal, and has quashed rumours that this could result in the closure of its UK headquarters.
Canon production 'unaffected' by temporary China plant shutdowns
Canon has said production schedules for printing machines have not been affected by the temporary shutdown of plants in China this week in response to demonstrations against Japanese-owned businesses.
Paperlinx chairman in surprise resignation
Paperlinx's Harry Boon has announced his resignation from his post as chairman of the international paper giant.
Autobond enters Lithuanian market in busiest year yet
Laminator manufacturer Autobond has made its first sale into Lithuania in 44 years of trading.
If Ipex draws in the buyers, printers will surely follow
Informa no doubt hopes its 1m Ipex VIP programme will once and for all put paid to exhibitors' fears over the show's international credentials.
Trading in manufacturing sector toughest for three years
The toughest trading conditions since 2009 prompted a sharp decline in UK manufacturing output in Q3 of 2012, according to new figures from the Engineering Employers Federation (EEF).
Brausse to expand global presence as sales increase worldwide
Converting machinery manufacturer Brausse is to set up sales and service bases worldwide by the end of 2012.
Mark Andy owner AIP bids for Presstek
American Industrial Partners (AIP), the private equity firm that owns narrow and mid-web flexo press manufacturer Mark Andy, has launched a bid to acquire Direct Imaging press builder Presstek.
Heidelberg blow struck Ipex hard, but the show goes on
As hard as I try, it's difficult to put a positive spin on Heidelberg's decision to withdraw from Ipex.
Cost of green policies is putting UK at global disadvantage
According to a new report, ever-increasing power prices are attributable to the UK's climate change policies and are likely to stymie recovery