Mergers & Acquisitions

Who would have thought that we'd ever be talking about negative interest rates? Now we have to, because in many places, they’ve become a fact of life. While the likelihood of negative rates in the U.S. seems small, the Federal Reserve has said it doesn’t rule out using them for emergency stimulus in an economic crisis.

PCI has bought Original Impressions. This transaction will form one of the largest printing/mailing providers in South Florida.

For more than a century, Standard Register Co. was a household name in the print industry. But as of yesterday, that name is no more.

After the peak number of deals announced in January, there was a sudden and noticeable drop off in transactions.

Founded in 1996, Publishers’ Graphics is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.

IntegraColor has joined $3 billion dollar, global packaging company Orora that operates more than 75 North American locations.

The Perseus Books Group and Ingram Content Group have entered into an agreement to sell Perseus’ client services business to Ingram.

Because of consolidation, there are fewer firms in operation today than there were 10 years ago.

Frank Steenburgh, Thomas Williams, of New Direction Partners, take a look at capital investment opportunities leading up to drupa 2016.

Some two weeks after the board of directors of Idealliance and the board of trustees of Epicomm announced their approval of the plan of a merger, the members of Idealliance and Epicomm have voted overwhelmingly to approve the joining of their two industry associations, setting the stage for completion of the merger by July 1. “We are very gratified that our respective memberships agree wholeheartedly with our boards and numerous industry observers that this merger will be highly beneficial to both associations’ members and to the industry at large,” said David J. Steinhardt, Idealliance president and CEO, who will serve in the same capacity in the new organization.