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By identifying what makes you happy and where you want to excel, you can pave the way for success. Here are some ways to get started.

The jumbo rolls sector of the printing industry sort of falls into that category — as in, not a lot has changed on the technology side of jumbo rolls. If you’ve ever worked on an order within the jumbo rolls world, chances are things are pretty much how they were then. What They’re Good For…

GEW partnered with several local colleges in the UK to retrofit a double-decker bus to turn it into a mobile STEM workshop for kids.

The acquisition will make 58-year-old Winbrook one of the largest New England-based providers of print and promotional products.

John Oliver used wide-format printing in the form of billboards and bus wraps to help win votes for an endangered bird.

G7+ introduces advanced calibration and verification algorithms for new technologies.

Orbus Visual Communications, Woodridge, IL, invests in market-leading, state-of-the-art print equipment to ensure display graphics are the best in the industry. Newly acquired dye-sublimation and UV print equipment marks a significant improvement in capacity and helps Orbus ensure consistent color and output across facilities. New equipment increased Orbus’ dye-sub printing capacity by 10%, a jump…

Commercial printing sales will grow 1.5% to 3% in 2024, with the odds of finishing below that range greater than finishing above it.

Looking to boost your sales in 2024? Ask yourself if there is any low-hanging fruit you might have missed. "Low-hanging fruit" refers to those easy sales that are no-brainers. Once identified, they are common-sense opportunities that are easily recognized by distributor and customer alike—and there might be more of them than you might think. One…

Stephanie Buka, of PRINTING United Alliance, provides an update on federal legislative activities.