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Ross Hunter Joins Liquid Graphics as Chief Operating Officer
Most recently president of ROQ.US, Hunter will help Liquid Graphics expand its automation technology and grow business.
Five Trends To Keep an Eye on in 2026
Here are five trends we believe will influence the converging worlds of print and promotional products in the months to come.
Thinking Beyond Recyclability: A Holistic Approach to Sustainable Packaging
In an era where sustainability is no longer a brand differentiator but an expectation, packaging decisions have become a defining element of corporate responsibility.
Avoid Scam Sites For QuickBooks Support
To avoid scam sites, don’t just Google a support line. Always go through your QuickBooks Premier application.
Print M&A Expectations & Predictions for 2026
Printing Impressions Editor Emeritus Mark Michelson and Peter Schaefer, partner at New Direction Partners, discuss some expectations and predictions for M&A in 2026.
The Fed Cuts Interest Rates for Third Time This Year, Blames Tariffs for Inflation Overshoot
The announcement comes after the central bank cut rates twice this fall.
Bipartisan Bill Seeks Transparency on AI-Driven Job Losses
The AI-Related Job Impacts Clarity Act would require some companies to disclose workforce changes driven by adoption of the technology.
Behind Pantone Documentary ‘The King of Color’
Toni McQuilken recently had the chance to preview the new documentary movie “The King of Color,” and speak with both its director, Patrick Creadon, as well as one of the featured stars of the film, Sean Adams, Dean of Art and Communication at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, California. The movie follows the life of Larry Herbert, the inventor of the Pantone Matching System.
Babybel Phases Out Plastic Packaging for Paper for Eco-Conscious “Unboxing” Experience
Just five years after introducing its new plastic packaging, the group is going
green with paper, which it says consumers prefer.