On this episode of The Week that Was, LSC Communications is closing its Lynchburg, Va., facility; Fujifilm announced tariff tax exclusions; Xeikon detailed the company's 2018 growth and plans for 2019; and we discuss a top 5 list you won't want to miss.
Kodak has released a statement to Printing Impressions regarding the status of its aluminum tariff exclusion requests.
LSC informed the 369 workers at its Lynchburg, Va., printing plant that it will permanently close the production facility by June 30.
Peak Color’s holiday card by Brilliant Graphics reminds current and potential clients that their company makes magic all year round.
Revenue increased 6% year-over-year, while Financial Services revenue increased 15% compared to the prior year.
Which is better, the business you have today or the business you think you want in the future? Here are some approaches to consider.
The majority of people have social media profiles that will not engage their prospects. The good news is there are solutions.
This short Ryan’s Remarks video explains that we must NEVER settle for average salespersons in 2019.
Here is a look at some important things commercial printers should be aware of as they assess their operations.
Heidelberg is improving its market position in the packaging printing segment by taking its partnership with Masterwork to a new level.
