Business Management - Government/Governmental

In this edition of The Week that Was, the Xerox, Fuji deal may officially be over; a bipartisan group of Senators has introduced a bill, called the PRINT Act; we spoke with Cheryl Kahanec, Quantum Group's new CEO; and Editor-in-Chief Mark Michelson interviewed 30-year ad agency veteran, Tedd Aurelius, newly appointed VP of sales at IWCO Direct.

Bipartisan PRINT (Protecting Rational Incentives in Newsprint Trade) Act would suspend tariffs on Canadian uncoated groundwood paper.

In this edition of The Week that Was, Great Lakes Integrated and Watt Printers were acquired by Traxium; Xerox launched the Iridesse production press; and we talk about a recent blog highlighting potential postal rate increases.

For anyone who uses direct mail, there’s a good chance postage soon will be going up dramatically. Here’s how to get involved.

The House Appropriations Subcommittee approved the GPO’s full funding request for the FY19 Legislative Branch Appropriations bill.

The GPO’s FY 2019 appropriations request was presented before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Legislative Branch Appropriations.

President Trump contends the Postal Service continues to lose money, partly due to a bulk rate parcel delivery contract with Amazon.

In this edition of The Week that Was, we cover new tariffs affecting the printing industry and multiple acquisitions.

EnvyPak recently received a ruling from the USPS that its clear envelope can reduce postage for marketers by as much as 57%.

The Postal Regulatory Commission issued its assessment of the USPS’s compliance with pricing and service performance requirements.