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Ninestar has said it will continue the legal process against representatives of the US government in relation to the ban on the manufacturer importing products into the country. As reported on 15 November, the parties in the lawsuit filed by Ninestar in August had been holding talks to try and reach an out-of-court settlement. Due

In what is quite possibly part of its CEO succession plan, tech distribution giant TD SYNNEX has appointed a COO. Taking on this newly created role from 1 January is Patrick Zammit, currently in charge of the company’s operations in Europe and Asia-Pacific Japan (APJ). With this organisational structure change, regional presidents in the Americas,

Print research firm Quocirca has outlined the ten key trends it believes will shape the market in 2024. “The coming year will see companies accelerate on multiple fronts, from digitisation to AI adoption and security to sustainability,” said CEO Louella Fernandes. “They are keen to embrace new technology that will deliver cost, efficiency and productivity

On the face of it, HP Inc’s Printing division has posted a solid set of Q4 results. In the three months to 31 October 2023, the business achieved sales of $4.42 billion, a constant currency decline of just 1.6%, while adjusted operating margin of 18.9% was above the company’s long-term target. The quarter was marked

UK technology distributor Northamber has reported full-year results for the 12 months ended 30 June 2023. Against what the company called a “challenging backdrop”, sales for the year were up 1.3% to £66.3 million (£82 million) while gross margin increased by 50 basis points to 13.3%. Despite these positive factors, Chairman Colin Thompson said the

Ninestar is holding talks with the defendants (collectively, ‘USA’) in its federal lawsuit aimed at overturning the import ban imposed on the company in June. The Chinese print giant filed the suit against several US government agencies in August after it was placed on an entity list related to the use of forced labour in

Print OEM Epson has established an extended warranty and parts programme for its business printers – increasing typical product use and replacement cycles. The new scheme will prolong average contracted printer life cycles by up to three years to a maximum of eight, in an effort to support end-user and channel partner aims to improve

Tech distribution giant TD SYNNEX has announced an updated strategy for its services business unit to drive the circular economy with partners. Following a strategic review, the services business unit will now concentrate on providing additional trade-in and IT asset disposition options that will enable partners to encourage customer investment in IT products and services,

Logitech has appointed the permanent successor to Bracken Darrell. Since Darrell left in June to lead footwear brand Vans, board member Guy Gecht has been in charge of the workplace and gaming tech giant. Now, the company has named experienced FMCG and retail exec Hanneke Faber to take on the role on a permanent basis.

HP Inc has integrated all its solutions and services into its Amplify programme as the OEM looks to drive partner engagement. Starting on 1 November, Amplify For All will include offerings such as Poly, Teradici and HyperX, and be extended to the distribution channel. In addition, HP has announced new partner commercial benefits such as