Thomson Reuters Corp. (TRI) could fetch nearly $3 billion for its Intellectual Property & Science business from either a strategic or financial buyer, according to company followers, as the information giant explores options for the division in an effort to hone its focus on financial and legal services
Emerald Expositions, LLC today announced its acquisition of the National Industrial Fastener & Mill Supply Expo
In 1995, Forbes, the business magazine, made a prediction: Elsevier, the largest publisher of scientific journals, would be “the internet’s first victim”
The Brewing and Equipment Technology event has been designed for brewers of any size to source new equipment, technology, measuring and monitoring tools, training, packaging, branding, ingredients and consultancy, and will be held on 18-19 May 2016
Operating profits rose 7.4 per cent to €1.59bn, excluding exceptional items. Revenue grew 2.8 per cent to €12.2bn, a slower pace than the previous year
Topping the list of 28 companies was UK-based Reed Exhibitions, with revenue exceeding 1.104bn euros, followed by France’s GL events at 939.4m euros, and UBM in third place at 561.1m euros, according to AUMA
Third-quarter revenues of $773 million were six percent lower than the same period last year. Nearly the same could be said of the nine-month period, which saw a drop of seven percent to $2.23 billion versus the first nine months of 2014
Argus Media Group has hired bankers to consider strategic options for the business, including a sale or a stock market flotation
WPP announces that GroupM, the world’s leading media investment management group, has acquired a majority stake in mobile marketing agency Yonder Media in South Africa
Lads’ mag Loaded is to get a new lease of life as a digital publication dropping the scantily-clad girls of its heyday in favour of classier content including an interview with Hollywood actor Colin Farrell in its first edition
Press release: CTi is based in Connecticut, USA and was founded in 1990 to cater for the growing demand for high quality translation services in the life sciences sector. It is now a recognised leader in successfully managing complex translation projects on behalf of the world’s top pharmaceutical and biotech companies and their Clinical Research Organisation (CRO) partners. As CTi’s customers operate in highly regulated and audited industries, they place a premium on high quality translations being delivered to specific deadlines. CTi enjoys a preferred supplier relationship with many of its key customers, with extraordinary penetration of the blue chip life science community. The acquisition is in line with the strategy of complementing organic growth with selective acquisition.
ITV has eased worries about straitened marketing budgets after it was bolstered by continued strong growth in television advertising
In 1994, he left a well-paid job in a Wall Street hedge fund and thought he would try something bold while the internet was young
The Economist is ready to move beyond the impression and bet heavily on user attention-based selling as the future.
Facebook is preparing its latest push into news with a new standalone app called Notify that is scheduled to launch next week, with content from dozens of media partners including Vogue, the Washington Post and CBS
With its editorial focus on the spirit of the countryside, rural life and culture, do-it-yourself arts and crafts and living with the seasons, the lifestyle magazine has become a bestseller in Germany since its launch in 2005, and with a circulation of over one million it has overtaken top publications such as news weekly Der Spiegel, say the publishers
ITE’s subsidiary Airgate Holdings has acquired a 31.7 per cent share of Mumbai-based ABEC Exhibitions and Conferences, taking its overall share to 60 per cent
Ten Alps Publishing has announced the launch of its news aggregator and hub for its business titles, The Maven, drawing together three of its business titles, as well as worldwide stories from mainstream news sites and business experts via social media
The title is the first ever paid-for print brand extension for the Dennis flagship title The Week. The new magazine is aimed at curious and smart 8-14 year olds who want to make sense of the world around them.
WPP has acquired Essence Digital, one of the fastest-growing media agencies and the largest independent buyer of online advertising
