Soon, Xerox copying machines were a booming business and central to office life, a spot for informal conversations and gossip. In larger companies, “Xerox rooms” became a place to hang out.

These $23,500 machines are the heavy-duty hallway copier/printers that corporations pay for on a monthly basis — a business which is heart and center of Xerox’s corporate focus. If Xerox can ...

Xerox, the 109-year-old tech giant synonymous with the photocopier, announced Friday that it is giving up on its strategy to combine services with its traditional office machine business and would ...

Xerox, like HP, relies on a dying business for the bulk of its sales and profit. It sells and services copy machines and printers, primarily for corporations. But sales are falling, declining in ...

have roots in copying devices such as the Xerox machine and the conflicts over their design. Chet’s original conception of the copy-machine was to assist with business, education and research.

One day, a new tech company called Haloid-Xerox knocked on adman George Lois's door. The company made a newfangled machine called a photocopier. The first order of business was the company's name.

Soon, Xerox copying machines were a booming business and central to office life, a spot for informal conversations and gossip. In larger companies, “Xerox rooms” became a place to hang out.