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Pearson (#PSON) – 9 months sales -14%, Q3 -10%

2020-10-14 07:38:06

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Despite an Exciting New Man at the Top, This Big Publisher Might Find it Hard to Get Back on Track

Hello, Share Riders. A share to avoid in my humble view is Pearson (PSON), the publisher. Some news has just been announced that normally would have invigorated the share price. Yet it made no difference...

By Malcolm Stacey
2020-09-02 08:19:40

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Publisher Pearson's Sales Stand Up, but Possible Future Headwinds Urge Caution

Hello, Share Pickers. Tom reminded me the other day that books no longer sell very well. All a bit dispiriting for an author like me. Though I tend to agree. My e-book sales easily outrun my print editions. And who buys reference books these days, when we have Google? All of which steers me to avoid shares in the big publisher Pearson (PSON)...

By Malcolm Stacey
2020-02-26 08:26:27

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Pearson (#PSON) – 2019 adj. EPS -18%, DPS +5%, expects 2020 adj. Op profit of £410m-£490m

2020-02-21 07:10:29

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Pearson (#PSON) – agreement to sell remaining 25% stake in Penguin Random House for $675m. Share buyback of £350m

2019-12-18 07:10:00

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Pearson (#PSON) – warns of “weaker than expected trading in our US Higher Education Courseware business in the key selling season”

2019-09-26 07:42:28

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Pearson (#PSON) – $250m (though $225m via loan note “expected to be repaid in three to seven years”) disposal of US K12 courseware business

2019-02-18 00:15:00

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Pearson (#PSON) – expects 2018 in line with guidance & £590m-£640m 2019 adjusted operating profit

2019-01-16 00:41:56

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Pearson (#PSON) – Q3 update, FY “underlying profit guidance unchanged”

2018-10-17 06:10:31

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How Publisher Pearson's Move Away from Paper Is Paying Off

Hello, Share Pedlars. Pearson (PSON) is still perceived mainly as a publisher of printed material. But that is changing fast. For example, it used to own the Financial Times and the Economist. But it sold them off. The famous firm is moving more towards e-publishing, including its very prominent online educational courses.