James Hussey, chief executive of UK-based De La Rue, has resigned after taking responsibility for the paper production problems that have hit the world's ...

Fergies Print & Mail has its sights set on being more than "just a printer" after bringing in former Fuji Xerox manager Richard Sloan as chief executive.

DS Chemport (Australia) chief executive Graham McKenzie has retired after almost 10 years at the company, with former chief financial officer Peter ...

InfoPrint, the joint venture between IBM and Ricoh, has appointed Daisuke Segawa as its new chief executive and president.

President of Agfa Graphics and member of the executive committee Stefaan Vanhooren has expressed a degree of pessimism about current and future conditions ...

Tony Kennedy will take on the role of chief financial officer at Paperlinx following the departure of two management figures at the company.

Paperlinx is on the hunt for a new chief financial officer after Mark Hooper announced his plans to leave the global paper merchant.

Former Blue Star chief executive Geoff Selig has returned to print by acquiring Sydney-based Quality Print Group, to be run by ex-Blue Star exec Mike Shannon.

Philip Andersen, CEO of the Printing Industries Association of Australia, looks forward to 2010.

The chief executive of APN News & Media, Brendan Hopkins, is stepping down from the trans-Tasman print and publishing giant after eight years in the top job.

Australian Direct Marketing Association chief executive Rob Edwards will step down from the role in June 2011.

PMP has completed the restructure of its finance team by appointing a new chief financial officer and moving incumbent CFO Phillip Elbourne, who took up the ...

Print chief execs Cliff Brigstocke and Rodney Frost will spend a night sleeping rough to raise money for homelessness.

Xerox chairman and chief executive Anne Mulcahy is to step down from her position and will be succeeded by the company's current president Ursula Burns.

So says the headline in the Sydney Morning Herald of June 5, 2008. Will newspapers decline and just become 'papers', or maybe fade away altogether, as some ...

Jobs in printing have never been scarcer, but highly skilled professionals will remain a prized commodity, according to two reports.

Océ chief executive Rokus Van Iperen has urged shareholders to accept Canon's offer for the Dutch manufacturer after a new investor voiced its discontent at ...

Blue Star has mounted a charge on the web sector by winning all of ACP's New Zealand magazine work from APN and PMP, as it revealed that sheetfed volumes ...

Finishing equipment manufacturer Buhrs has been sold to two investment companies that intend to turn the failed business around.

Qantas and its new print manager TMA Australia have responded to claims the airline is exploring sending print work offshore to cut costs.