 He embraced new technology and bought new presses to print the paper in Manchester.In 1919 the circulation of the "Daily Express" was under 40,000 a day; by 1937 it was 2,329,000 a day, making it the most successful of all British newspapers and generating huge profits for Beaverbrook whose wealth was already such that he never took a salary.After the Second World War, the "Daily Express" became the largest-selling newspaper in the world, with a circulation of 3,706,000.