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By the mid 2000s, XPress – Quark, Inc's pioneering page layout application – had gone from commanding 95 percent of the market to just 25 percent. We look into why.

The "Big Three" investors are taking the ES out of ESG.

Xerography revolutionised the way we copy, print, and distribute textual material. It allowed for the quick and cheap reproduction of printed material, and enabled the emergence of a vibrant arts scene, improved access to educational material, and, perhaps most importantly, rendered copying an independent activity.

Victoria's auditor-general has found $20 million in taxpayer money was wasted on a failed government-backed startup due to a lack of due diligence.

Everything old is new again with this stock. As investors, stocks that aren’t constantly in the news sometimes fall off the radar. But, it can pay to revisit those old names. Often when a company has gone through a difficult business environment it can emerge on the other side a…

Xerox stock has grossly underperformed the S&P 500 over the past two decades, but lately it's been showing some relative strength. Analysts think it's a sell, but could XRX be a contrarian buy right now?

Due to the rapid digitization of business operations and the widespread adoption of cutting-edge technologies, the tech services industry is well-positioned for significant growth. Amid these tailwinds, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong tech stocks Uber Technologies (UBER), ON24 (ONTF), and Xerox Holdings Corporation (XRX). Read more.

Before Rosalind Brewer joined Walgreens as its CEO, the last Black woman to command an S&P 500 company was Ursula Burns, who left Xerox in 2016.

Dividend stocks often serve as a safe haven from stock-market volatility. But not every dividend stock is a winner.

Dr. Warnock co-founded Adobe in 1982 with Dr. Charles Geschke after meeting as colleagues at Xerox

John Warnock, who helped invent the PDF and co-founded Adobe Systems, has died