On this episode of The Week that Was, majority Xerox shareholder and activist investor Carl Icahn has been sued by the Miami Firefighters and Pension Fund, which alleged insider trading.
Walsworth announced that it has acquired Ripon Printers.
Printing Impressions has released its long-awaited list of the 400 largest printing companies in the US and Canada, as ranked by annual sales.
The December issue of Printing Impressions also included commercial printing and direct mail outlooks.
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