John Wiley & Sons is scheduled to report fourth-quarter and full fiscal 2026 results on June 16, 2026. Consensus estimate stands at $1.65 earnings per share on revenue of $450.0 million.

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In the world of finance, the performance of certain stock groups can serve as a barometer for broader economic trends and investor sentiment. One such group that has recently caught the attention of financial analysts is the Child Care Group, consisting of companies SCHL, EDUC, BFAM, and GEHI. Over the past week, this group has experienced a significant increase in performance, with a gain of +5.55%. However, a deeper analysis of various indicators suggests that these stocks are facing a challenging period.

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John Wiley & Sons Inc. posted a year-over-decrease in quarterly earnings, and also cut its revenue guidance for the fiscal year 2023, citing softening consumer spending and enrollment challenges. The publishing company reported earnings of 68 cents a share for the quarter ended Oct. 31, lower than 99 cents a share in the year-ago quarter. Adjusted earnings (i.e. stripping out one-time items,...

John Wiley & Sons Inc. reported fiscal first quarter adjusted earnings of $0.36 per share, which was below consensus of $0.67. Sales fell - 0.1% year-on-year to $487.57 million, missing the consensus estimate of $501.60 million. Revenue from Research was flat, Academic & Professional Learning decreased -5%, and that from Education Services rose by +7%. Adjusted EBITDA margin was 13.1%,...

John Wiley & Sons posted its fourth quarter results that showed a +2% year-over-year increase in total revenue of $546 million. The publishing company’s earnings per share came in at $0.76, climbing +4% from the year-ago quarter. At constant currency, revenue was up +4% to $546 million, while earnings per share fell -6% to $1.08. For full fiscal year 2023, the company now expects earnings per...

But any new technological introduction is met with some hand-wringing when outcomes and effects are uncertain, and news is no different – the Associated Press’ 2017 announcement that they were using software to automate some sports and investment writing led to confusion: Would quality go down?What did this mean for the news? As it turns out, fears of catastrophic consequences seem misguided.

Laureate Education (Nasdaq: LAUR) is a for-profit education company with a focus on countries outside the United States.The company is headquartered domestically in Baltimore, but focuses on building its education business outside the U.S. The company hasn't been performing very well lately both in terms of fundamental and price performance.

That would value Gannett at around $1.4 billion. MNG, publisher of the Denver Post and the Boston Herald, already owns a 7.5% stake in Gannett.In a letter to shareholders, MNG has argued, "Gannett shareholders cannot sit by and watch further value erode while the Board casts about for a strategy and a leader, especially when there is an opportunity to maximize value right now". Gannett, which publishes USA Today, has indicated that it will “carefully review” the proposal and will arrive at a decision that is “in the best interest of the company and Gannett shareholders”. 

The newspaper/media giant's stock price climbed by as much as +6.7% to $28.18 on Thursday, the biggest intra-day gain since Feb. 8. It added 203,000 online subscribers in Q3 2018 - the biggest net gain in a quarter since the  Q4 2016 and Q1 of 2017 after the presidential election.What's more, the company experienced a +7% increase in  advertising gains, on the back of a sharp +17% climb in digital advertising. Total revenue rose  +8% in Q3 compared with the same quarter last year.