Tonernews.com, October 6, 2026. USA
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September 2026 was another busy month for the printing and imaging industry, and Tonernews.com readers showed particularly strong interest in stories involving Xerox, Konica Minolta, Ninestar, HP, Canon, toner supplies, corporate restructuring, and the future of the print industry. Here are the Top 10 Most Viewed Stories on Tonernews.com during September 2026:1. KONICA MINOLTA REMOVED FROM NIKKEI 225: SHARES UNDER PRESSURE
Konica Minolta’s removal from Japan’s prestigious Nikkei 225 index generated major reader interest as investors continued to watch the company’s financial performance and strategic direction.
Read the full Konica Minolta story
2. XEROX TONER BACKORDERS AND SUPPLY DELAYS REPORTED WORLDWIDE
Reports of Xerox toner backorders and supply delays became one of the month’s biggest stories, highlighting concerns about toner availability and supply-chain reliability for Xerox customers and dealers.
Read the full Xerox toner story
3. XEROX GOES ON A GLOBAL HIRING PUSH WITH 47 NEW POSITIONS
Xerox’s global hiring activity attracted significant attention as the company continued reshaping its business while the print industry watched its next moves closely.
Read the full Xerox hiring story
4. MUST-WATCH VIDEO: NINESTAR GOES PUBLIC IN ITS WAR VS. HP
The ongoing battle between Ninestar and HP remained a major industry topic. Tonernews.com readers followed the continuing fight over the multibillion-dollar toner-supplies market and the future of aftermarket printing supplies.
Read the full Ninestar vs. HP story
5. RUMORS FLY: CANON & XEROX EMPLOYEES QUESTION WHO WILL SURVIVE 2026?
Industry uncertainty surrounding Canon and Xerox generated major interest, with employees and industry observers questioning how the rapidly changing print market could affect both companies.
Read the full Canon & Xerox story
6. CHINESE GOV. THINKS HP, XEROX, CANON & LEXMARK COULD BE SPYING FOR THE WEST
Growing concerns over printer security, data privacy and geopolitical tensions made this story one of September’s most-read articles, particularly as governments increasingly scrutinize connected printers and multifunction devices.
Read the full printer-security story
7. A LOS ANGELES PRIVATE EQUITY FIRM JUST PAID $142 MILLION FOR A PRINT BUSINESS
The $142 million print-industry acquisition attracted considerable attention as consolidation and private-equity investment continue to reshape the printing and imaging marketplace.
Read the full $142 million acquisition story
8. GOOD NEWS: XEROX PARTNERS WITH XEIKON TO SUPERCHARGE ITS PRODUCTION PRINT PORTFOLIO!
Xerox’s partnership with Xeikon was another major September story, signaling continued investment and strategic development in the production-print market.
Read the full Xerox-Xeikon story
9. XEROX EXECUTIVES GRANT THEMSELVES FREE SHARES IN ORDER TO PAY OFF TAXES
Xerox executive compensation and share awards generated strong reader interest, particularly as investors continue to scrutinize the company’s financial condition and corporate decisions.
Read the full Xerox executive story
10. XEROX UNDER PRESSURE: CZECH ACTIVIST INVESTOR STARTEEPO DEMANDS REVIEW OF FINANCIAL SERVICES BUSINESS
Czech activist investor STARTEEPO’s pressure on Xerox and its financial-services business rounded out September’s Top 10, reflecting growing investor scrutiny of Xerox’s strategy and financial structure.
Read the full STARTEEPO-Xerox story
SEPTEMBER’S BIGGEST PRINT INDUSTRY STORIES.
The September rankings show that Xerox dominated reader interest, while Konica Minolta, Ninestar, HP, Canon and the broader toner-supplies market also generated significant attention. From corporate restructuring and investor pressure to toner supply problems, production-print partnerships and printer security concerns, the month demonstrated just how quickly the global printing industry continues to change.
Tonernews.com Reaches 35,000+ People Across Website and LinkedIn in September 2026.
Tonernews.com continued to expand its reach across the printer, toner, ink and imaging industry in September 2026, reaching an estimated 35,000–40,000 people across its website and LinkedIn audience. Google Analytics recorded 14,547 sessions and 28,918 page views during the month, while Tonernews.com’s LinkedIn content reached 34,285 LinkedIn members and generated an impressive 134,553 impressions. Even more significant, 74% of LinkedIn impressions came from outside Tonernews.com’s existing network, demonstrating that its industry news, breaking stories, and printer-market coverage are reaching well beyond its established followers and connections. LinkedIn also recorded 914 link engagements, showing continued interest in visiting the websites and stories promoted through Tonernews.com’s social content. Because website visitors and LinkedIn members can overlap, the figures should not simply be added together; however, the combined data supports a conservative estimate of approximately 35,000–40,000 unique people reached across Tonernews.com’s digital platforms in September. With coverage spanning HP, Canon, Xerox, Ricoh, Epson, Fujifilm, Kyocera, Konica Minolta, printer vulnerabilities, tariffs, counterfeit toner, OEM developments and the global imaging industry, Tonernews.com is continuing to build a significant digital audience among professionals following the printer and consumables market.
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