Xerox Takes Another Step Toward Zero Waste
New Recycling, Return Program Will Recover More Toner and Supplies for Reuse
New Recycling, Return Program Will Recover More Toner and Supplies for Reuse
Anders Malmsten on four new magazines: Science Illustrated in Estonia and Russia, History Illustrated in Germany and Popular Science in Sweden.
Great ideas can come from anywhere; just ask the creative team at American Greetings Corporation (NYSE: AM). The uniquely talented artists and writers at the greeting card company work every day to come up with fresh ideas for consumers looking to connect, and the latest collection was inspired by everything from garbage cans and coffee cups to cheeseburgers and cupcakes.
Quad/Graphics, Inc. (NYSE: QUAD) (“Quad/Graphics” or the “Company”), today reported results for its third quarter ending September 30, 2010. This is the first quarter the Company is reporting results that include the July 2, 2010, acquisition of World Color Press, Inc. (“Worldcolor”). To assist in comparisons, references to pro forma measures assume that the acquisition of Worldcolor was completed on January 1, 2009.
Playboy Enterprises, Inc. (PEI) (NYSE: PLA, PLAA) today announced that it has signed IMG Licensing Worldwide (IMG) as its exclusive agent in Europe. The agreement covers most Playboy product categories and expands IMG’s geographic responsibilities for licensing the Playboy brand.
21.4 percent increase in net sales for the quarter and an improved capital structure
Incoming orders for the second quarter of financial year 2010/2011 improved from EUR 534 million the previous year to EUR 650 million. This was partly due to positive exchange rate effects amounting to some EUR 39 million. As expected and in line with the company’s own planning, incoming orders were down on the first quarter of the current financial year, which was boosted by special items such as the IPEX exhibition in the United Kingdom and the ExpoPrint trade show in Brazil. Compared to the same six months of the previous year, incoming orders were up 33 percent (25 percent after adjustment for exchange rate effects) to EUR 1.436 billion (previous year: EUR 1.084 billion).