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Clinic topics this month: Sjaak Veeken on standardising colour; Phillippa Dempster on selling a business; and David Jutton on energy buying deals

Buckingham Colour Quest (BCQ) started with a bang literally. The blast at the Buncefield oil storage depot in Hertfordshire, to be precise, in 2005. The damage this inflicted on B2 litho and digital...

As a journalist, even one writing about the print industry, its hard to ignore anything that has even the smallest link to three little words: London, 2012 and Olympics. The same, it seems, applies...

Printers have reacted angrily to claims in a national newspaper that they are using migrants to drive down the pay and conditions of permanent British workers.

The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has delayed contacting shortlisted bidders for the London 2012 print tender after being inundated by expressions of interest.

Unite has launched a last-ditch effort to find a buyer for Wace after a deal to buy the Swindon firm fell through at the eleventh hour.

Former Centurion director Richard Evans is hunting for acquisitions after merging Affinity Print Management and Richard Evans Services (REAS) to create Affinity Connected.

Info-Tec Distribution is to distribute a new digital press which will play a significant part in the firms future.

Joanne Gardner tracks down the solutions to your print problems

Rossington and Corden Print Finishers director Duncan Rossington believes his Autobond Mini produces the most efficient laminating on the market

Duplos compact collator sets sights on short-run market with its small footprint and fast set-ups.

If you were to ask why there needs to be a campaign to promote print as an effective communications medium to the marketing and media buying worlds, youd be told by Beatrice Klose, secretary-general...