Business Management - Finance/Financial

On this episode of The Week that Was, LSC Communications will be delisted from the NYSE; we profile some of the 2019 "Fast-Track" companies from the PI400 list; and the CEO of Our Sunday Visitor talks about the switch to sheetfed inkjet printing.

The New York Stock Exchange will delist LSC Communications because it did not meet the NYSE’s continued listing standard.

Her parents chose an Employee Stock Ownership Plan as an exit strategy, rather than selling to another printer or private equity firm.

On this episode of The Week that Was, the latest Target Report reveals a new trend; Transcontinental released financials that made company history; Informed Delivery has significant potential for brands; and NAPCO Research's latest study on workforce development.

Transcontinental released its 2019 financial year results with revenue of $3.03 billion, the highest in the company’s history.

Despite the rise in digital payments, cash is still king in uncertain times — but who’s going to print it?

LSC received notification from the New York Stock Exchange that it is no longer in compliance with continued listing criteria.

The newly formed ESOP is a qualified retirement plan offered in addition to the company 401(k).

Activist investor Carl Icahn — who already owns a 10.6% controlling stake in Xerox — has acquired a 4.24% ($1.2B) stake in HP Inc.

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