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FINANCIAL EARNINGS 2007 Q3
CAJ $107.84 -13%
FUJI $63.31 -21%
RICOY $25.70 -24%
GLOG ($0.55) -139%
SEO $26.80 -81%
ABY ($251.00) -298%
PGL.TO $0.66 29%
TCL.A $37.70 11%
ABD ($46.70) -1138%
ADBE $214.91 41%
NM: VSJ $1.06 -31%
AM $13.33 -56%
AAPL $1,072.00 31%
ATR $45.27 22%
AVY $92.40 7%
BLD $2.00 54%
BLL $100.00 -6%
BLC $26.38 -28%
BMS $46.41 -6%
BNE $1.76 -89%
CSAR ($3.60) -56%
CVO $2.67 20%
CHMP $1.39 0%
CSK ($261.00) -2170%
CLC $24.63 18%
CGNX $5.65 48%
CGX $9.62 -29%
CRRC ($12.37) -285%
CCK $99.00 9%
Dankf ($0.80) 86%
DLPX ($1.11) -78%
DLX $32.60 -9%
DMC ($1.88) -56%
UFS $24.00 118%
SSP $51.18 -47%
EK $495.00 -14%
EFII ($0.11) -101%
EMC $377.47 13%
EBF $10.94 1%
FDX ($241.00) -140%
GCI $232.72 -36%
GPK ($4.30) 80%
HHS $18.21 -20%
HPQ $2,057.00 16%
IKN $32.08 10%
IMN $7.20 614%
IM $58.94 12%
INWK $3.82 -37%
IBM $1,844.00 8%
IP $227.00 19%
JRN $9.00 -36%
JRC ($72.24) -348%
KOLR ($0.15) -456%
LEE $2.83 -87%
LXK $83.70 30%
MFW $19.30 155%
MSO $0.33 105%
MNI $19.67 -44%
MHP $212.29 -23%
MWV $56.00 75%
MEG ($24.11) -10583%
MPAC ($0.54) 58%
LABL $2.69 -4%
NWP ($21.00) 0%
NYT $21.14 -82%
NDP ($1.35) -5%
ODP ($2.00) -102%
OMX ($894.22) -3359%
OMTL ($0.37) 53%
OTEX $7.27 89%
OI $231.30 55%
PKG $35.20 -24%
PTV $61.00 -13%
BITS $0.66 -8%
PRLS $15.36 102%
PBI $128.51 -16%
PCL $31.00 -48%
PMP $0.00 0%
POL $8.80 263%
PCH $21.48 -37%
PRST $0.57 112%
IQW ($190.00) -319%
RYN $37.40 12%
RKT $18.80 -25%
RRD $146.30 -311%
SPP $182.00 3%
SGK $4.26 -29%
SCHL ($2.10) -105%
SGMS $29.00 7%
SEE $62.60 -15%
SLGN $33.30 24%
SSCC ($40.00) -700%
SON $57.99 37%
SR $1.39 130%
SPLS $212.28 2%
SUNW $88.00 -73%
SVN ($37.75) -107%
SUZB5 $185.56 8%
TIN $8.00 -88%
TRB $1,823.46 7928%
UPS $873.00 -21%
USTR $21.47 -11%
VCI $7.33 -25%
VPRT $10.33 91%
WPO ($2.94) -104%
WPP ($9.58) -302%
WY ($96.00) -400%
XRX $215.00 -19%
XRIT ($20.91) -1094%
ZBRA $25.53 0%
ARP $18.90 -4%
NP ($24.40) -1038%
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  • Goodbye, "GATF"

    12/4/2008 8:15:04 AM

    "GATF" is no more, and I'm wondering what long-time industry vets think of that. The Printing Industries of America/Graphic Arts Technical Foundation (PIA/GATF), the world's largest graphic communications association, announced a new name--Printing Industries of America--plus a new logo and tagline.

    From President and CEO Michael Malkin:

    "The new name and logo reflect over a year's worth of work resulting in a strategic communications plan that will serve the industry today and into the future. The plan's goal is to strengthen and streamline messaging to the graphic communications industry - including suppliers, partners, customers, and lawmakers - to better reflect the activities within the organization as well as to reinforce the value that the national organization and its local affiliates bring to their members."

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  • PrintFest postponed until 2010

    12/2/2008 9:08:29 AM

    Cal Events just announced its decision to postpone PrintFest 2009. "Although several exhibitors and sponsors had already committed to the show, many of them were participating in smaller exhibits and at lower sponsorship levels, while still others delayed decisions due largely to corporate budget cutbacks," said President Chris Jacobsen. "This makes it difficult to adequately promote the show and generate the type of attendance and ROI our sponsors expect for their investment." He continued: "Though we don't expect fast and drastic improvement in the economy, we do expect things to stabilize and a certain level of predictability should return to the marketplace again by the middle of 2009."  PrintFest 2010 will be held at the Anaheim Convention Center, March 26-27, 2010.

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  • Could Quebecor be close to returning from bankruptcy?

    12/1/2008 1:25:00 PM

    Embattled Montreal-based print giant Quebecor World ordered three new wide-format manroland insert presses. The systems (two in the US, one in Canada) will go online in Q3 next year. The company, which is in negotiations to exit bankruptcy, also launched a customizable direct-mail solution called Store.Driver that drives traffic to retail stores from multiple channels.

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  • Good news: Banks using more direct mail

    11/26/2008 12:13:00 PM

    Direct mail offers sent by U.S. banks to their customers rose 42% from Q2 to Q3, according to research from Mintel Comperemedia. The sharp increase was attributed to banks’ efforts to reassure clients during the current financial crisis. “Banks view direct mail as an effective channel for customer communication. So, as the market settles and financial institutions work to rebuild trust and profitability, we expect they’ll continue with heightened direct marketing efforts to current clients, at least into early 2009,” predicted Diana Sheehan, Director of Research for Mintel. Banks sent approximately 53