This Week in Imaging: Two Surprises this Week
This week, we saw two surprising new developments involving Clover and Xerox.
Tagged: FujiFilm
Judge Rejects Xerox Investors’ Settlement
“The net result of the actions …was to transfer control of a public corporation to Messrs. Deason and Icahn via a private agreement that offered no tangible benefits to the interests of the class.”
Revenue Down for Fujifilm’s Quarter, but Forecasts ‘Record High’ Net Income
On August 8th, Fujifilm Holdings of Japan – which last year failed in a complicated merger deal to acquire Xerox......
This Week in Imaging: Wait-and-See Time for Tariffs
“U.S. consumers, not China, pay the price for tariffs – what more proof does the White House need?”
Fujifilm Not Worried About Expanded Xerox-HP Relationship
“We continue to maintain a cooperative relationship with Xerox.”
New York Prosecutors Investigating Icahn Stock Trades
Icahn owns approximately 10 percent of Xerox, and was instrumental in thwarting Fujifilm’s take-over of Xerox last year.
Fujifilm Posts Upbeat Financial Results; Will Pursue Xerox Take-Over in Court
“Since we still believe the proposal for a business combination structured as announced on 31 January 2018 would be best for both companies and their shareholders, we will thoroughly explain its validity and legitimacy in the courts.”
Xerox Getting Closer to Icahn Share-Demand Price
Last week, we explained how, in our opinion, it’s a good bet that HP Inc. will purchase Xerox. While......
This Week in Imaging: Office Depot-Alibaba Partnership May Mean Supplies Trouble for OEMs
As Amazon made it easy for thousands of Chinese vendors to sell to Americans, Office Depot could be also making it much easier for Chinese vendors to sell printer and copier consumables to Americans.
Xerox Seeking to Become Wholly Owned Subsidiary
The proposed reorganization comes just a few weeks after a New York judge’s decision not to dismiss Fujifilm’s $1 billion lawsuit against Xerox.
This Week in Imaging: U.S. Delays Higher China Tariffs; HP Financials; Fujifilm Lawsuit; More
We’re sure many in the industry breathed a sigh of relief this week when President Trump announced that the United...
Judge Refuses to Dismiss Fujifilm’s $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Xerox
A Manhattan federal judge has rejected Xerox’s request to dismiss Fujifilm’s $1 billion lawsuit against Xerox, stating that one of Xerox’s arguments was “thoroughly unpersuasive.”
This Week in Imaging: Yesterday’s April Fool’s Day Prank Is Today’s Tech Reality
It seems like just yesterday, but only a few years ago, the idea of controlling a copier or printer via voice command seemed pretty far-fetched.
Fujifilm First in Printer Industry to Receive U.S. Tariff Exclusion
Fujifilm North America Corporation, Graphic Systems Division, has received exclusions on the majority of the 147 Exclusion Requests it filed several months ago.
This Week in Imaging: Latest on Fujifilm-Xerox; Canon Continues Toner Take-Downs; Sharp Back at CES
The big news this week was continued turbulence at Xerox, but a recent interview with Fujifilm CEO and Chairman Komori......
Fujifilm’s Komori Concedes Xerox Acquisition Not Likely
Overall, however, the worst-case scenario – that the battles between Xerox and Fujifilm would destroy the Fujifilm-Xerox alliance – now appears avoidable.
