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  • Bloomsbury continues to cash in on reading boom

    January 26, 2022

    Bloomsbury Publishing expects its annual profit and revenue to top market expectations, underpinned by strong sales at its consumer division that sells adult and children's titles, the publisher of Harry Potter books said this morning.

  • HarperCollins settles with Russia’s Abramovich over ‘Putin’s People’ book

    December 22, 2021

    HarperCollins settled a libel dispute with Russian businessman Roman Abramovich over a book about President Vladimir Putin by agreeing to amend certain passages relating to the reasons for buying Chelsea football club.

  • Bloomsbury buys academic publisher ABC-CLIO for $22.9m

    December 16, 2021

    Bloomsbury announced this morning it has acquired US academic publisher ABC-CLIO for $22.9m (£17.3m), pushing shares up 5.72 per cent to 351p. Out of the total deal, $22.3m were given in cash on completion, leaving $0.6m to be paid post completion. The purchase is expected to strengthen Bloomsbury’s academic reach, especially in North America. “ABC-CLIO [...]

  • Sally Rooney and Kazuo Ishiguro among the most sold books of 2021, Amazon reveals

    December 14, 2021

    Sally Rooney’s new novel ‘Beautiful World, Where Are You’ and Kazuo Ishiguro’s ‘Klara and the Sun’ feature among the 10 most sold books of 2021. According to an analysis carried out by Amazon, Rooney and Ishiguro feature alongside 2020 award-winning books such as Delia Owen’s ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ as well as Matt Haig’s ‘The [...]

  • Lawsuit filed to block Penguin Random House’s $2.2bn takeover of Simon & Schuster

    November 2, 2021

    Penguin Random House's takeover of Simon & Schuster, saying the deal would give Penguin too much control over the publishing market.

  • Bloomsbury Publishing records highest ever first half sales and profits

    October 27, 2021

    Bloomsbury Publishing delivered strong results in the first half with year-on-year revenue growth of 29 per cent to £100.7m and profit growth of 225 per cent to £12.9m.

  • Happy birthday Harry Potter: Young wizard preps for 25th after selling 500m copies

    October 9, 2021

    JK Rowling said today she is unlikely to don a costume to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her hugely successful Harry Potter fantasy series next year. Instead, she will just have cheese on toast and a glass of champagne, because she looks “embarrassed” when given a prop and asked to pose for a picture. Rowling [...]

  • Investment professionals must beware of the cyber risks in portfolios

    May 25, 2021  |  City Talk

    Internet security blog posts are usually more at home on the inside pages of IT trade publications than on the front pages of international newspapers. The one published by Microsoft Corporate Vice President Tom Burt on 2 March, about the emergence of “state-sponsored threat actor” Hafnium, was a notable exception. A new threat had emerged, [...]

  • Jordan B Peterson interview: The unlikely conservative superstar

    March 1, 2021

    As Jordan Peterson’s new book Beyond Order is released, we revisit our 2018 interview with the unlikely conservative superstar, discussing the high price of fame, causing offence and that interview with Cathy Newman. ••• Professor Jordan B Peterson’s apartment smells of meat. It’s 8am and his wife, Tammy, is fastidiously slicing a pile of steaks, [...]

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