On this episode of The Week that Was, Xerox announced that it will halt production of its iGen 5 and Nuvera digital printing presses.
PRINTING United Alliance announced a strategic partnership with ASI, the Advertising Specialty Institute.
BR Printers appointed Jorge Velasco as its new CEO.
Quad announced its Q1 2024 financial results.Â
RR Donnelley is celebrating its 160th anniversary this year.
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The Week that Was (11/4/24)
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