Personalizing workspaces can boost morale and create a sense of belonging—but what happens when decorations start to take over? In this month's Q&A, The Workplace Advisors tackle how to strike a balance between self-expression and professionalism.

Kruger Products Inc.'s K.T.G. (USA) Inc. subsidiary has agreed to invest approximately $35 million in a new converting line for bathroom tissue and paper towels at its site in Memphis.

A recent PYMNTS Intelligence tracker, dubbed “Virtual Mobility: How Mobile Virtual Cards Elevate B2B Payments,” done in collaboration with WEX, attempts to underscore the need for businesses to move away from such legacy payment systems as paper checks.

Leader Paper Products has acquired Unique Envelope, a family-owned custom envelope manufacturer headquartered in Chicago, for an undisclosed sum.

Sonoco’s new paper can is now available in North America; features a paper bottom; and is made from 100% recycled fiber, with up to 90% sourced from post-consumer materials.

Kimberly-Clark has inked a more than $3 billion deal for its Kleenex and tissue businesses outside of North America, as the maker of Scott toilet paper and Huggies diapers aims to place greater emphasis on more profitable areas.

Green Bay Packaging Inc. is expanding its existing manufacturing facility in Morrilton, Arkansas, with an investment of more than $1 billion.

In today’s always-connected world, it’s common to see employees checking their phones—even during work hours. But when it starts to affect customer perception or productivity, employers may wonder what’s acceptable and how to address it. Here's one employer's concern and some practical guidance on how to handle it.