TPF Group loses £20m-a-year Sky contract
TPF Group has lost its primary source print management contract with Sky, thought to be worth in excess...
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UPDATE: Curtis staff hold sit-in over pay after administrators called in
Staff at Curtis Fine Papers have been told they will be paid for the past month's work following a sit-in protest led by the managing director at the paper mill, which went into administration yesterday.
Other Business News
Danwood Group continues Scottish market consolidation
Danwood Group has continued its aggressive acquisition strategy with the buyout of Well Connected Scotland...
Industry reacts with scepticism to Cameron’s Chapter 11 plans
Introducing Chapter 11-style creditor protection procedures in the UK would be of little value to the...
TPF's Wallace to retire after 17 years
TPF Group financial director and co-owner Ian Wallace is set to retire from the firm he co-founded 17...
BPIF announce scholarship winners
The BPIF Educational Scholarships have announced the winners for the fifth year of the award.
Lick Group MD wins award
The Lick Group's managing director Linden Kitson has been named Credit Suisse Entrepreneur of the Year...
In Depth
Fast-growing finisher’s investment in basic technology is surprise success
Most trade finishers around today will tell you that in order to survive in the industry you need to...
DM legislation sends mixed messages
Following last week’s less-than-enthusiastic response by printers to the proposed direct mail standard,...
Tuning-in to FM
When Kenya’s Martin Lel crossed the finish line at this year’s London Marathon, Ikon’s print production...
PM bad boys get a model makeover
"Lazy, greedy and short-sighted... a number of them lack strategic direction... they have undersold...
Inkjet showcases its print prowess
Trend spotters have always abounded in the print industry, but never are they more vocal than in a Drupa...
Ad land turns on to power of print
In my opinion, it's the most significant announcement that HP's graphic arts business has ever made,"...
