Business Management - Finance/Financial
On this episode of The Week that Was, the Xerox-HP battle continues; RR Donnelley released its Q4 and FY19 financials; and Sententia Group nominated six individuals to stand for election of directors at LSC Communications.
RRD has released its Q4 and FY19 financial results, revealing that its cumulative debt reduction totals $569 million since 2016.
LSC Communications received six board of directors nominations from Sententia Group to be voted on at LSC 2020 shareholder meeting.
On this episode of The Week that Was, Quad released its Q4 and FY19 financials; Domtar has acquired Appvion's point of sale paper business; Jeff Jacobson talks about emerging industry trends; and the latest study on recruiting and retaining skilled production staff was released.
Falls Printing has made several allegations of embezzlement against former manager Jonathon Whitney, 47.
Quad reported that its 2019 full-year net sales were down 1.6% and Q4 sales were down 4.9%, respectively, when compared to 2018.
The quarterly report demonstrates the company’s ongoing planning of package of measures and overall goal of digitization.
Chatham Asset Management has written a letter seeking R.R. Donnelley’s board to rescind its “Poison Pill” Stockholder Rights Plan.
When turned down for financing, ask why. Next, ask what additional information you can furnish to gain approval.
Xerox also announced 2020 guidance consistent with its three-year plan, including further EPS expansion and revenue trend improvement.