This Week in Imaging: Why Xerox Probably Won’t Be Acquiring HP
Continuing our thoughts from last week, we’re going to go out on a limb and say we think it unlikely...
Category: Featured Posts
Icahn Discloses Holding in HP, Urges Merger
Carl Icahn, who was largely responsible for the derailment of last year’s proposed Xerox-Fuji Xerox merger, has disclosed that he now owns a 4.2 percent in HP Inc., which is worth approximately $1.2 billion.
Mixed Financial Results for Fujifilm, But Raises Forecast
Fresh off its recent acquisition of Xerox’s 25-percent in Fuji Xerox, giving Fujifilm 100-percent ownership of Fuji Xerox, Fujifilm reported...
Bucking Trend, Toshiba TEC Posts Upbeat Financial Results
Profits reached record highs, according to Toshiba TEC.
Toshiba Reports Strong Profits for Second Half
On November 13th, Toshiba Corporation of Tokyo, Japan, reported its highest quarterly profit in two years, with its energy and infrastructure...
Xerox Urges HP Acquisition, Citing Consolidation Benefits
However, Bloomberg characterized the issues between the two companies as “potentially intractable disagreements.”
This Week in Imaging: Will Fuji Compete with Xerox – and Will Xerox Acquire HP?
The goal of Icahn and Deason isn’t to create the world’s largest copier/printer company, but instead appears to drive the Xerox share price to $40 and then sell.
HP Statement on Possibly Being Acquired by Xerox
Today, according to The Wall Street Journal, Xerox, which stands to reap $2.3 billion from a pending sale of its...
In Twist, Sources Say Xerox Now Considering Buying HP Inc.
For months, many of us had speculated that HP Inc. may buy Xerox. These speculations were based on Xerox investor...
In Big Shakeup, Xerox to Exit Fuji Xerox Partnership
Once the deal goes through, it appears that the 113-year-old iconic American photocopier company will no longer be making copiers, MFPs, or printers but will instead be sourcing them from other companies.
Challenging First Half for Konica Minolta, Slashes Forecast
Konica Minolta said a stronger yen versus the Euro, U.S.-China trade fiction, and a slowing Chinese economy led to declining revenues for its Office Business and Professional Print businesses.
Mixed Bag for Ricoh’s Latest Quarter, First Half
Sales in the Americas were down 3.4 percent year-over-year, due to lower Office Printing group sales, which was offset however by higher Commercial Printing group sales.
Challenging First Half for Sharp, But Improving Second Quarter
On November 30th, Foxconn’s Sharp Corporation posted financial results for its second quarter and the first six months (“first half”)...
This Week in Imaging: Printing Moving to Transactional Documents
While office print volumes continue to gradually decline, one thing that probably won’t decline any time soon is transactional printing....
Sharp Decline in Revenues, Earnings for Kyocera’s First Half
Kyocera Corporation of Japan today released financial results for the first six months of its fiscal year that ended on...
A Closer Look at HP’s New A3 Color Models
On October 28th, HP Inc. announced a new cloud-based app developer platform called Workpath, as well as new A3 Color LaserJet models,
