Samsung’s Seoul Offices Raided in Korea Equestrian Foundation Scandal
Samsung Electronics’ headquarters raided by government prosecutors as South Korean political scandal deepens. Global electronics giant Samsung Electronics – which......
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This Week in Imaging: Amazon Throws Hat into Photo-Printing Market; A Look at Canon Financials
We’ve always admired Ricoh for the quality and innovation of their products and their distribution skills. This week they introduced......
Class-Action Lawsuit Alleges Xerox Made False Statements Regarding Health Enterprise Business
Goldberg Law PC, a national shareholder-rights litigation firm based in Los Angeles, California, has announced that it’s filed a class-action......
Obama Administration Asks Supreme Court to Review Lexmark vs. Impression Products Case
Reuters reports that, last week, the Obama administration filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court asking the court to......
Billionaire Investor Deason Files Lawsuit to Block Xerox Split into Two Companies
The Wall Street Journal has just reported that Xerox’s largest individual shareholder is suing to block the split of Xerox......
European Ink/Toner Remanufacturers Association May File ‘Anti-Competitive’ Complaints Against HP, Canon
The European Toner and Ink Remanufacturing Association (ETIRA) is said to be considering filing two complaints concerning alleged “anti-competitive behaviour”......
New Zealand’s Serious Fraud Office Looking at Fuji Xerox New Zealand Operations
In the wake of reporting a pre-tax loss of some $50 million for its fiscal year that ended on March......
This Week in Imaging: Lexmark Acquisition Thoughts, Inkjet Vs. Toner Cost per Page Analysis
It appears that the Lexmark acquisition by the Chinese tech firm Apex Technology and by PAG Capital is virtually a......
This Week in Imaging: Will Better, Less Costly Service, Big Data Pave the Way for HP into A3 Copier/MFP Market?
In a development that’s likely to generate many, many pixels of news coverage, HP Inc. announced this week that it’s......
Federal Court Shoots Down All But One of 15 MPHJ Technology Scan Patents Challenged by HP
HP has managed to shoot-down all but one of 15 scan patents asserted by MPHJ Technology, with Law360 reporting that on......
Ricoh India Employee Says She was Threatened into Naming Ricoh India Managment Involved in Accounting Irregularities
In a curious twist in the wake of an accounting scandal at Ricoh India, BloombergQuint reports that a former Ricoh India...
This Week in Imaging: MFP/Printer Makers See Drop in Earnings, Lower Sales; Epson Says ‘Supersize Me’
Blame it on the rapidly strengthening Japanese yen versus the U.S. dollar and euro, slower economic growth in China, Brexit,......
The Week in Imaging: Memjet, HP Call Truce; ‘Large Format’ Versus ‘Wide Format’?
There was lots of industry news this week, with the breakdown by topic roughly as follows: inkjet: 3 articles (HP......
It’s Over: Memjet and HP Agree to Settle Page-Wide Inkjet-Printing Patent Dispute
After many months of contentious litigation, Memjet released a statement on June 30th indicating that it and HP Inc....
This Week in Imaging: Brexit’s Impact on the Imaging Industry; Printers as a Service
This week – both in the imaging industry and around the world – the big news was the United Kingdom’s......
This Week in Imaging: Samsung Planning to Deploy Fleets of Public Printers Across U.S.? OEMs Versus Non-OEMS Battle Over Consumables
In the seemingly strange-bedfellows news category this week was news of a Cartridge World-Samsung partnership. Under the partnership, Samsung has......
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