The ink manufacturer has produced the inks for use in Roland and Mimaki’s wide-format machines, with releases respectively under the Streamline ESL2 and Streamline Ultima HPQ product ranges.

A transparency report from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) showed that the OEM’s subsidiary “did not pay any tax” during the 2013 to 2014 financial year. The report was discussed by ZDNet, which outlined that 38 percent of Australian and foreign public companies...

The office services company has agreed to buy Diamond Relocations Ltd. LSE reported on the agreement to buy Diamond Relocations, which will cost £971,000 ($1.4 million/€1.3 million) funded by Restore’s “existing bank facilities”, with the commercial relocations...

Lawyers for the two companies have so far “not been able to agree” with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on a deal to let their prospective merger proceed.

The OEM’s subsidiary is looking to bring the “printing push” to Africa through laser, inkjet and wide-format sectors. Trade Arabia reported on the OEM’s move in Africa, with Canon Middle East “increasing its presence in Africa” through printing, including in...

The OEM has released the Dynamic Workflow and RemoteCall apps to “enhance productivity and save operational costs”, with both designed for and available on the OEM’s Smart UX Centre Android platform.

The three new devices – the DeskJet Ink Advantage 4535, 4675 and 3830 AIOs – were previously launched in the US market, and are said to bring “affordable, high-quality printing to the home”.

The company has launched a replacement for the Dell 34H27 toner cartridge, which features a page yield of 22,500 pages in A4, while the printer itself can reach speeds of 47ppm with a first print time of 6.5 seconds.

The company is closing for a small number of days between the different holidays. KMP states that it will “be at your service” on 21 and 23 December, before closing for 24 to 27 December, opening again on 28 December until closing after 30 December. It will then be...

The remanufacturer and the OEM have agreed a “strategic alliance” that expands an existing relationship, with Clover’s cartridges set to be offered to Sharp MPS customers.