Meet Faber-Castell, one of the biggest pencil companies in the world. While Apple is coming out with the new iPhone X, Faber-Castell is still making pencils – and making lots of money doing it.

Faber-Castell is a 255-year-old company that makes pencils. How does an established company like this think about innovation, particularly if and when to adopt a new technology? Harvard Business ...

The origins of those humble scribblers hanging out in your office drawer is nothing less than aristocratic: turns out that pencil manufacturer Faber-Castell is still run by an actual Bavarian count… ...

By staying true to its roots and putting the consumer first, pencil-maker Faber-Castell remains as relevant as ever.

Professional artists spend hundreds of dollars collecting high-end colored pencils because of the thoughtful precision with ...

But chances are that if you’ve taken any kind of standardized test that required, specifically, a No. 2 pencil, you’re one of Count Anton Wolfgang von Faber-Castell’s many customers.

Apparently the first mass-produced pencils were produced in Germany, thanks to a variety of companies including Faber-Castell and Steadtler.

Faber-Castell, founded in 1761, known not only for its No. 2 pencils, but also for its jewell-studded pens ...

Harry Wallop meets Count Anton Wolfgang von Faber-Castell, whose company makes 2.4bn pencils every year, and has just made a £60,000 pen.

Faber Castell is one of the most trusted names in colored pencils, known for their high-quality craftsmanship and vibrant colors. But have you ever wondered how these beloved art tools are made ...