Business Management - Industry Trends
Due to ongoing concerns about COVID-19, the drupa and interpack German trade fairs have both been postponed to new dates in 2021.
“There is always innovation to take print a step further,” Kotecki says. “All I see is a world of growth and new opportunities.”
On this episode of The Week that Was, Chatham Asset Management urged RR Donnelley to revoke or revise its “Poison Pill”; Xerox officially launched a $34.9 billion hostile takeover bid to acquire HP; Moore purchased the former Colortree printing facility; Xhenis Levack has accomplished the "American Dream" and is giving back; and NAPCO Research released its compensation study.
I’m still healthy. But the coronavirus has hit me anyway. Events have been canceled and with a busy spring, what’s going to happen?
You and your team are pouring everything you’ve got into completing projects and making customers happy. So how can you give more?
Tulsa, Okla.-based Moore has purchased the Henrico, Va., plant, with intentions to reopen it as Richmond Print Group, a Moore company.
Under Xhenis Levack’s leadership, Primoprint has exceeded 20% year-over-year growth, added 10 employees, and purchased a new building.
FESPA Global Print Expo 2020, European Sign Expo 2020, and Sportswear Pro 2020 will be rescheduled for a later date.
The 2020 Gold Ink Awards competition is now open and accepting entries. Head over to goldink.com for more information on the competition and to submit your best work today!
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.