Xerox Corp.

Relyco, a leading provider of value-added business printing and payment solutions, announced the launch of its new DURASEAL brand of envelopes specifically designed and manufactured for MEMJET-engine printers.

Foster City, California-based Electronics For Imaging, a world leader in customer-focused digital printing innovation, has acquired privately held GamSys Software.

AlphaGraphics Inc., a global leader in marketing and print communications solutions, announced the addition of three franchisees located in New York, New Mexico and Rhode Island to its global network.

About 300 people will lose their jobs as Xerox eliminates two Oregon call centers.

The Norwalk, Connecticut-based document management company disclosed through a notice filed under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act that it is closing its customer care centers in Coos Bay and North Bend.

Dover, New Hampshire-based Relyco recently introduced two new labeling products: a new integrated key fob with ID card, and stock sheet sizes to its comprehensive line of REVLAR waterproof paper and labels for laser printers and digital presses.

Domtar Corporation, one of the largest manufacturers and distributors of paper in North America, has signed, through its operating subsidiaries, an agreement to acquire Xerox's paper and print media products business in the United States and Canada.

PaperPlus—the stores division of Unisource Worldwide—continues to embark on an aggressive expansion program across the United States, opening a new store location in Kansas City, Kan. The new PaperPlus Kansas City store follows the recently opened PaperPlus store locations in Indianapolis, Seattle and Charlotte, N.C.

The Flesh Company recently donated two Xerox Nuvera digital presses to Penn State University for its in house print center.

Norwalk, Connecticut-based Xerox has acquired Impika, a leader in the design, production and sale of production inkjet printing solutions used for industrial, commercial, security, label and package printing.

A growing number of companies in the commercial printing world are dialing down their use of trade shows as part of their marketing efforts.

“We’re in a world of information,” said Jon Levine, Xerox vice president of global experiential marketing. “The customer has all the control right now. What were trying to do is build advocates for our brand. The idea is, we have to reach our customers in different ways. The efficient way to do that might not be trade shows.”