Business Management - Finance/Financial

Hugh Nathanial Halpern, director of the U.S. Government Publishing Office, presented GPO’s FY 2025 appropriations request for $136,089,000 to the U.S. House Subcommittee on Legislative Branch Appropriations.

FUJIFILM filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Eastman Kodak due to unauthorized commercial manufacture and sale of processless lithographic printing plate products.

Though in-plant managers’ salaries barely rose between 2019 and 2021, that changed in a big way this year, as detailed in our new salary survey report.

Hear from a series of In-Plant and Print Service Providers showcasing challenges, solutions and most importantly, real savings and ROI.

Legislation and regulations continue to shape the sign and graphics industry. Perhaps the most critical piece of legislation from the past year was a case in Austin, Texas, that went to the Supreme Court.

The company says the rapid escalation in freight cost pressures has made the introduction of some freight surcharges unavoidable.

Looking at preliminary data from our salary survey, we can see how many in-plant managers feel that they are being compensated fairly relative to their local market.

With our 2024 in-plant salary survey underway, we looked back at the advice offered by managers a few years ago to help fellow managers improve their salaries.

Economic forecasts predict the U.S. economy is on course for a soft landing. In his latest blog, Consultant Howie Fenton explains what this might mean for in-plants.

Join us for a discussion on the latest PRINTING United Alliance State of the Industry data on key economic and business indicators.