Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) says that there Is or may be case that anticipated acquisition by Reed Elsevier (Uk) Ltd of Jordans Publishing Ltd could result in decrease of competition
LONDON, 9 July 2015 – LexisNexis UK (www.lexisnexis.co.uk) a leading provider of content and technology solutions, today announced its intention to acquire Jordan Publishing, a legal publisher in the UK. The transaction is subject to regulatory review and certain other customary conditions. The Jordan Publishing business and its content offering, including flagship titles such as […]
Reed Elsevier plans to change its name to RELX Group and to simplify its corporate structure by combining the assets below its UK and Dutch parent companies into a single group entity for the first time
EUROPE’S largest media group Reed Elsevier yesterday agreed to buy a US healthcare data firm, in a deal City A.M. understands to be worth around $150m (£95.27m), to boost its Lexis Nexis business in the world’s largest healthcare market. Health Market Science is data supplier for healthcare professionals in the US with a vast medical […]
Reed Elsevier has entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire FircoSoft, the Paris-based global sanctions screening software group. The transaction is subject, among other things, to the completion of consultation with the works council of FircoSoft
European media companies are committing hundreds of millions of dollars to investing in digital start-ups, as they look for ways to diversify away from stalling growth in their core businesses
Agworld, Australia’s leading information management and cloud collaboration software for the agricultural industry, today announced it raised an AU $6 million Series C round of financing led by Reed Elsevier Ventures with participation from existing Agworld investor, Yuuwa CapitaL
After an initial exploration of a sale two years ago, Investcorp has sold SourceMedia, a b2b publisher serving the financial and healthcare markets
Reed Elsevier has reported first-half results ahead of analysts’ expectations as it drives its business further into the digital sphere. Erik Engstrom, chief executive, said that for the full year, the company remained “confident that we will deliver another year of underlying revenue, profits and earnings growth” as all four of its business divisions increased […]
Two of Britain’s biggest and most venerable media groups, DMGT and Reed Elsevier, reported their latest financial performance on Thursday. Against a backdrop of media industry gloom, both met or beat investor expectations and delivered growth, but how?
The acquisition will extend the LexisNexis portfolio of next-generation products and solutions for customers within the Canadian market
Reed Elsevier will today announce the sale of a 51 per cent stake in Reed Construction Data, its North American construction information business, to US private equity fund Warburg Pincus
LexisNexis® Risk Solutions today announced it is expanding its global usage-based insurance (UBI) solutions with the acquisition of Wunelli
LexisNexis® Risk Solutions today announced it is expanding its identity management and fraud prevention solutions for the banking, insurance and public sectors with the acquisition of United Kingdom-based Tracesmart®
Reed Elsevier reported a 7 percent rise in adjusted earnings per share, broadly in line with forecasts, and said it was confident it would deliver further growth in 2014
Reed Elsevier reported a 7 percent rise in adjusted earnings per share, broadly in line with forecasts, and said it was confident it would deliver further growth in 2014
Reed Business Information announced today that it has sold BuyerZone, the leading online marketplace for buyers and sellers of SMB products and services, to TechMedia Network
In an IMS Reed Elsevier today reported that positive underlying growth trends were maintained across all major business areas in the first nine months of 2013 with revenue growth of 3% on a like for like basis.
UBM replaces Pearson in Goldman Sachs’s media sector ‘conviction buy list’. Heavyweight broker Goldman Sachs reckons the quality of media assets is improving, but that has not stopped it downgrading sector behemoths Pearson (LON:PSON) and Informa (LON:INF)
The founders of the UK’s fastest growing technology company have bought back the business they sold to a billion pound FTSE firm just five years ago
