Harland Clarke, the nation’s largest check printer, yesterday reported its core check printing business continued to decline in the second quarter, with revenues falling 8% due to volume declines in ...

Harland Clarke Corp. said Wednesday that it is replacing its brick-shaped check boxes with a new package that it says offers security and other advantages. Rather than stacking checks in a conspicuous ...

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Harland Clarke® announced today it has entered into a relationship with AARP to offer the nearly 38 million AARP members a 20 percent discount off the standard price of ...

Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:04:05 GMT — Action News has learned that Harland Clarke, a company which prints checks, check registers, and other bank-related products, will be closing its Liverpool plant in ...

SAN ANTONIO & SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Harland Clarke, a leading provider of integrated payment solutions, and Mitek, a global leader in mobile capture and identity verification software solutions, ...

Harland Clarke is closing its 101-employee check printing plant in Salina. The company informed employees Tuesday of the shutdown that will take place in November. It also will close a plant in ...

Three and a half years ago, Harland Clarke Holdings’ approach to security was very much in tune with its identity as a market-leading manufacturer of checks and check-related products for businesses ...

SAN ANTONIO—October 20, 2015—Check printing specialist Harland Clarke is slated to close its Base and Specialty Product Fulfillment facility here, a move that will leave more than 100 employees out of ...

TRUMBULL, CT—Sept. 27, 2011—Océ, a Canon Group company and an international leader in digital document management, announced that Harland Clarke has installed two Océ JetStream 2200 continuous-feed ...

San Antonio-based Harland Clarke Corp. announced President Dan Singleton has been given the additional title of CEO. Singleton, who has worked in the payment-solutions industry for most of his 29-year ...

San Antonio-based Harland Clarke Holdings Corp. said Tuesday it has entered into a deal to sell its Harland Financial Solutions subsidiary to Toronto-based Davis + Henderson Corp. for $1.2 billion.