Clariant launches Leucophor ACK, raising the benchmark for environmentally-focused optical brighteners
Most concentrated urea-free disulpho liquid in the market cuts usage and transport
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Trinity Mirror hires two senior executives
Trinity Mirror hires two senior executives to develop and grow Sunday brands and accelerate the Company’s strategic transformation plan
Drytac Launches SilkScapeTM, Cost-Effective Print Media for Retractable Banner Stands
Drytac has introduced SilkScapeTM, the newest addition to its line of digital print media. Made of multi-layer white polypropylene, SilkScapeTM is an 8 mil, 99% opaque banner material with a satin matte finish and single-sided print receptive coating. It is compatible with solvent, eco-solvent and UV printers.
Wiley Names John Kritzmacher as Chief Financial Officer
John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (NYSE: JWa and JWb), a global provider of knowledge and knowledge-based services in the areas of research, professional development, and education, today named John Kritzmacher, former CFO of Lucent Technologies and Global Crossing, as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective July 1, 2013. Mr. Kritzmacher will be responsible for all of Wiley’s global finance functions and activities, business development, mergers and acquisitions, and investor relations.
xpedx Introduces Endurance Printing Plates to Broaden Product Portfolio
New Printing Plates Manufactured with Technology by Fujifilm
Chinese Authorities Clear Penguin Random House
Another regulatory approval without conditions
KMG Chemicals Completes Acquisition of OM Group’s Ultra Pure Chemicals Business
KMG Chemicals, Inc. (NYSE: KMG), a global provider of specialty chemicals to select markets, today announced that it completed the acquisition of the Ultra Pure Chemicals subsidiaries of OM Group (NYSE: OMG) located in the United States, England and Singapore. Simultaneously, KMG completed the acquisition of OM Group’s Ultra Pure Chemicals subsidiary in France. The total purchase price for OM Group’s Ultra Pure Chemicals subsidiaries was $63.3 million in cash, which included approximately $17.3 million for working capital. Estimated working capital at closing was higher than the targeted amount by $3.3 million, and accounts for an increase of that amount in the purchase price.