Business Management - Finance/Financial

Xerox Holdings Corp. has renamed its equipment financing business FITTLE, derived from 'fit,' representing the right choice through speed, quality, and ease of transacting, all of which are essential in a financing partner.

In the third quarter, high order backlog at Heidelberg provided a strong starting point for the coming financial year. Further milestones in the growth of package printing and digital business models were also achieved during that time.

Our new salary survey reveals some disappointing news for in-plant managers. Average salaries remained virtually stagnant in 2021 compared with 2019, climbing just a paltry 0.3%. The median salary dropped for the first time since 2011, shrinking 2.3%.

The Herman L. Gimbel and Audrey M. Gimbel Memorial Scholarship Fund, part of the Xplor Member Scholarship program, will provide financial assistance to Xplor members and their families who are pursuing careers in the electronic document and communications industry.

By now the realities of inflation have sunk in for all of us. We know more about the supply chain than we ever have in our lives, but that’s not doing us much good. Supply costs still keep going up. How are in-plants coping?

On Wednesday, as news traveled across Capitol Hill that December’s consumer price index rose 7%, PRINTING United Alliance issued a letter formally calling on Congressional leaders to end negotiations to pass the Build Back Better Act and shift focus to more immediate economic concerns.

Another bidder has outbid Chatham Asset Management to acquire North America's largest commercial printing company. RR Donnelley & Sons announced the receipt of an unsolicited non-binding alternative proposal from a yet-undisclosed strategic party to acquire RRD for $11 per share in cash.

During this webinar, we will feature top trends and recommendations to support planning for success in 2022 and beyond.

RRD terminates merger agreement with Atlas, enters into a merger agreement to be acquired by affiliates of Chatham Asset Management.

The RR Donnelley board of directors unanimously determined the unsolicited proposal from Chatham Asset Management to acquire the printer for $10.25 per share in cash constitutes a “Superior Proposal” to the acquisition agreement it signed with Atlas Holdings. But accepting it will bring a hefty $20 million termination fee. Who will be paying that?