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BPIF chief executive Charles Jarrold says that while there may be some challenges in the year ahead, there will continue to be plenty of opportunities – and on a personal level, he hopes 2017 will be...

Unite's national officer for the graphical, paper, media and IT sectors, along with many others, has concerns about the impact of Brexit uncertainty in 2017 and thinks that training and...

Tony Kenton, brand and strategic director at It Has To Be Brilliant, encourages printers to look at their business models to ensure they are adding value in 2017.

Clondalkin Flexible Packaging Group has officially transferred ownership to Dutch private equity firm Egeria and restructured its leadership team.

Our ranking of the industry’s most influential individuals, the PrintWeek 2016 Power 100, is now available to download online.

Premier Paper has raised more than £20,000 for Breast Cancer Care, following a successful fundraising campaign in recognition of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Packaging giant DS Smith has opened its first two UK PackRight Centres, enabling customers to work with packaging experts to design and build new or improved packaging prototypes.

RR Donnelley has parted company with two senior executives alongside an unspecified number of redundancies at the group.

A PhD candidate is searching for post-war printing industry apprentices of the 1950s and 1960s who have personal memories of Monotype’s legendary publicity manager, Beatrice Warde.

Heidelberg has named its new chief executive, a newcomer to the German press manufacturer, and rejigged its management board following the departure of one of its directors.

Packaging industry figures want the sector to do more to harness young talent in the UK.

Xaar is looking for a new chief financial officer as incumbent Alex Bevis is set to leave the company next spring.