OKI Officially Joins ETRIA Copier/MFP Joint Development Company
Ricoh Company of Japan announced today that OKI Electric Industry of Japan has become a partner in Ricoh’s subsidiary, called......
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Canon Previews New Colorado XL Wide-Format UV Gel Printer
“This innovative solution brings the proven advantages of our unique UVgel technology to the 3.2m market for the first time, combining it with extensive automation…
This Week in Imaging: Key Challenges Office Dealers Face When Moving to Production Print
Biggest challenges include competing with experienced and more credible OEM-trained sales personnel, need for specialized service, larger investment costs, and more.
Canon U.S.A. Announces Sweeping New imageFORCE Product Launch, 22 New Models
In one of its biggest product launches ever, Canon U.S.A. today expanded its imageFORCE office printer and copier/MFP product line…
This Week in Imaging: Where are Digital Workflows and Transformation Being Adopted the Fastest?
One of the biggest trends in the document-imaging industry is of course office digital workflows, or digital transformation (DX)…
Brother Refreshes Inkjet Product Line with Eight New Models, Including First INKvestment Refillable Models
“With the refreshed Work Smart line, the introduction of Refillable Bottle Tank printers under our INKvestment Tank line, and enhancements to our existing INKvestment portfolio…”
Xerox Gets Back into Inkjet Press Market with New IJP900
Back in July, Xerox had announced that it would source Kyocera Document Solutions’ high-speed cut-sheet inkjet production presses…
The Week in Imaging: Supreme Court to Decide Fate of U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs
Court to decide the fate of controversial U.S. tariffs – and a lot will depend on whether a U.S. trade imbalance can be considered an emergency.
Toshiba Tec Forecasts Loss for Second Quarter Due to ETRIA Layoffs
Toshiba Tec of Japan announced that it will report a loss…
Private Equity Firm Rescues Landa Digital Printing with $80 Million Deal
After receiving court protection from creditors earlier this summer, on September 6th, Israel’s Central District Court approved…
This Week in Imaging: Wall Street (Literally) Bets that Tariffs Will Be Reversed
Some are betting tariff reversal will remain in effect, while U.S. government petitions Supreme Court to hear case.
Court Strikes Down U.S. Tariffs; Appeal to Supreme Court Likely
In order for the court’s decision to be reversed, the U.S. Supreme Court would first have to agree to hear the case, and then reverse the lower court’s decision.
This Week in Imaging: A Look at the Current Status of U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs
Starting on August 7th, the latest round of U.S. reciprocal tariffs took effect – here’s a review of them. Meanwhile, courts continue to consider the legality of the tariffs, while some factions continue to want to end them.
PC Revenue Drives Fifth Consecutive Quarter of Revenue Growth for HP Inc.
But although revenue was up for the quarter, it was a bit of a mixed bag for the company, with PC revenue up, but Printing business revenue down.
Ninestar Reports Significant Net Loss in Wake of Lexmark Sale
Sale of Lexmark was said to have a “profound impact” on Ninestar’s net income.
This Week in Imaging: U.S. Security Breach Makes the Case for Pull Printing
Last week, Presidents Trump and Putin met in Alaska to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, and a significant security...
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