Due to the shortage of workers in the copier, wide-format graphics, and production printing fields, Rivera launched a training program.
Mark Michelson
The roundtable was attended by election printers, elections officials, and several industry groups
RRD shareholders approved the acquisition, after which Chatham Asset Management named former RRD CEO Tom Quinlan as the new CEO of RRD.
RRD announced the receipt of an alternative proposal from a yet-undisclosed strategic party to acquire it for $11 per share in cash.
RRD's board has determined the unsolicited proposal from Chatham to acquire RRD for $10.25 per share in cash is a “Superior Proposal."
Chatham made a fully financed offer to acquire all the common stock of RRD not already owned by Chatham for $9.10 p
RRD has 25 calendar days to solicit other offers, including those from Chatham Asset Management, to which it issued a public letter.
RRD stockholders will receive $8.52 per share in cash for each share of RRD common stock. But competing bidder Chatham still looms.
The seventh annual thINK users conference of Canon production inkjet equipment didn't miss a beat in terms of its winning formula.
Bondholder Chatham Asset Management is seeking to buy North America's largest commercial printing company for $7.50 per share in cash.
The inaugural PRINTING United Alliance Live and Local event kicked off with educational sessions, followed by a Vikings football g
Due to pressures to raise more capital, privately held Landa Digital Printing, a nanographic inkjet press manufacturer based in Israel, may become part of a SPAC and, as a result, be traded on the NASDAQ exchange.
The annual analysis provides a roadmap of the largest print buying entities and key vertical markets to target in the coming year. The top sectors in this year's report include medical and pharmaceutical, packaged foods, and personal care, demonstrating significant opportunity for the packaging industry in the year ahead.
Journalist Pat Henry has retired, ending a 37-year run as one of our industry’s most prolific writers, observers, and prognosticators.
Katherine O'Brien, who served as editor-in-chief of American Printer from 1997 to 2011, a former trade magazine that served the printing industry, passed away June 19, eventually succumbing to a 12-year battle with metastatic breast cancer.