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Dubuque gains development loans
Dubuque officials hope $500,000 in state economic development assistance could help land about $19 million in improvements for a longtime book printing company.
Heat may be cause of woman's death
' A 41 year-old Quebecor World Printing employee is believed to have died from possible heat related injuries early Thursday, DeSoto County Coroner Jeff Pounders said.
Quebecor World Inc. is poised to expand its Dubuque production plant, eyeing a nearly $20 million addition and modernization project.
Despite the bankruptcy struggles of its parent company, Quebecor World Dubuque is pitching its second major expansion plan in five years.
ProLogis, which owns, manages and develops distribution facilities, said it has leased a total 500,000 square feet to three customers in the Dallas area.
Quebecor World Wins Approval of Plan to Pay Managers $42 Million Bonuses
Quebecor World Inc. , the bankrupt printer of Time and Cosmopolitan magazines, won court approval of a plan to pay about 250 managers bonuses totaling as much as $41.9 million.
Kingsport Economic Development Board officials are trying to help a company interested in redeveloping part of the city-owned Quebecor World property.
David Smith, vice president and general manager of Quebecor World Buffalo, says the Depew plant needs to be a low-cost producer of mass market books.
Quebecor faces distinct challenge getting content onto Internet in Quebec
When it comes to adjusting to declining readership, Canada's largest newspaper publisher is learning the hard way that Quebec is distinct.
Quebecor Integrates; Gets Court OK
Quebecor World, which is working its way through bankruptcy, said last week that it has integrated its magazine, book and directory division into a single structure to be known as the Publishing Services Group.
Quebecor World Merges Magazine, Book and Directory Operations
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U.S. judge approves Quebecor sale of European assets
A U.S. judge on Tuesday authorized bankrupt Canadian printer Quebecor World Inc to sell its European operations to Vadeho, an affiliate of Netherlands-based investment group Hombergh Holdings BV.
Court approves sale of Quebecor World's European business
Quebecor World Inc. has received Quebec Superior Court approval to sell its European operations to a Netherlands-based investment group, the company said Thursday.
Quebecor World merging magazine, book and directory divisions
Troubled printer Quebecor World Inc. said Tuesday it was merging its magazine, book and directory divisions into a single group.
Quebecor World Asks for U.S. Court Ruling to Allow European Plant Sale
Quebecor World Inc. , the bankrupt printer of Time and Cosmopolitan magazines, asked a U.S. court for a ruling that would clear an obstacle to the sale of its European printing plants.
Palmer Joins CBRE as Managing Director
June 9, 2008 CB Richard Ellis Inc. has hired Philip Palmer as managing director of midtown brokerage for the New York Tri-State region.
Quebecor Inc. Delays First Quarter 2008 Results
As indicated in its earlier press release of May 14, 2008, Quebecor delayed the release of its consolidated financial statements for the first quarter ended March 31, 2008.
Enbridge, Enerplus Resources, Quebecor, Royal Bank: Canada Equity Movers
The following companies were having unusual price changes in Canadian trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses, and prices are as of 11:55 a.m. in Toronto.
Quebecor World in new deal to exit Europe
Battered printing giant Quebecor World Inc. says it has reached a new deal to sell its European operations, this time to a Dutch investment group, although the price is far less than that in a failed deal with ...
Montreal police acquitted in Peladeau arrest
Two Montreal police officers were acquitted Thursday on charges stemming from their 2005 arrest of Quebecor heiress Anne-Marie Peladeau.