ICT Judge Begins Process of Issuing Refunds for U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs
The complicated process of issuing refunds for U.S. reciprocal tariffs that were ruled illegal is now beginning. On March 4th,......
The complicated process of issuing refunds for U.S. reciprocal tariffs that were ruled illegal is now beginning. On March 4th,......
Now that HP Inc. has just just reported results for its latest quarter, we take a look at office-print businesses’ latest quarterly financial results, and see who’s leading – and trailing – in the office print market.
Xerox is continuing its integration of Lexmark International, announcing today that legacy Xerox clients and partners worldwide…
About 2,000 companies, including many document-imaging companies, have filed lawsuits with Court of International Trade (CIT) challenging the legality of the IEEPA tariffs and seeking refunds in the millions of dollars.
Memory costs have surged up to 100 percent for HP, which has taken various mitigation measures.
On February 24th, HP Inc. reported financial results for its first quarter, with net revenue coming in at $14.4 billion, up 6.9 percent year-over-year (YoY), marking HP’s seventh consecutive quarter of revenue growth.
A few weeks ago in a Xerox earnings call, executives mentioned something that appears to be increasingly affecting the entire print and copier/MFP industry…
At this point, the continuation of sweeping U.S. reciprocal tariffs rests with the U.S. Congress, which appears unlikely to support them
Our comparison of latest company earnings show several companies continue their financial recoveries, while two in particular continue to post solid, stable financial results.
We take a deep dive into who’s using AI the most to improve the printer and copier/MFP experience. In general, AI-enhanced technology is being used to improve applications for predictive service, intelligent document processing (IDP), security, user experience, and fleet optimization.
Company is dissolving two business groups, and creating several new ones.
The interesting news from Xerox continues, as the company seeks to integrate Lexmark International, pay down debt it used to purchase Lexmark, and return to profitability.
“Unifying the Xerox–Lexmark sales model allows us to eliminate redundancies, improve efficiency, and increase our ability to deliver value as we sharpen our focus on sustained revenue, profitability, and long-term performance.”
One of the biggest questions this year in the office imaging industry will be if Xerox can successfully integrate Lexmark International to become, as it’s promised, “a print powerhouse.”
Featured Posts / Financial News / News / Toshiba Tec
by Kathleen Wirth · Published February 11, 2026
On February 9th, Toshiba Tec of Japan released financial results for its third quarter and last nine months, with both...
Featured Posts / Financial News / Sharp
by Kathleen Wirth · Published February 10, 2026 · Last modified March 3, 2026
Company also maintains forecast for full year, despite expected ¥14.9 billion ($96.51 million) extraordinary loss.
Why Subscribe to Wirth Consulting?
Since 2008, Wirth Consulting has been the independent industry source for thorough, accurate, and unbiased research and analysis for the document-imaging industry, including office printers and copier/MFPs, light production printing, company financial news, and workflow solutions. We take a deep dive into these topics, beyond just press releases, and backed by our decades of experience and knowledge in the industry. Subscribe for just $250 per year or $40 per month. Click here to subscribe.
Advertise with Wirth Consulting
Since 2008, we've also been reaching thousands of readers. Click here to learn more about our affordable advertising.
Latest News

You must be logged in to post a comment.