Amongst other things, we'll want to see two things; firstly, a growing return on capital employed (ROCE) and secondly, an expansion in the company's amount of capital employed. Ultimately, this ...

John Wiley & Sons’ stock WLY was up by 16% after the publisher said it is “seeing significant interest in leveraging our authoritative content to train AI and machine-learning models.” ...

To crib a quote from a great author, the demise of physical media is greatly exaggerated. That was the feeling many investors had with book publisher John Wiley & Sons' (NYSE: WLY) stock on Tuesday.

John Wiley & Sons A is building a consolidation with a 53.96 entry. See if it can break out in heavy trade. Earnings grew 42% last quarter, up from 33% in the prior report.

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Online education provider Academic Partnerships has agreed to acquire John Wiley & Sons Inc.’s educational-consulting arm.. Academic Partnerships will pay $150 million for Wiley University ...

John Wiley & Sons published results since I last wrote about it, and the results are not great in my view. Read why I'd be happy to buy WLY stock at the right price.

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John Wiley & Sons Inc Class A. John Wiley & Sons Inc Class A WLY. Stock XNYS Rating as of Jun 27, 2025. Download PDF. More Actions Summary; Chart; News; Price vs Fair Value; Sustainability; ...

To crib a quote from a great author, the demise of physical media is greatly exaggerated. That was the feeling many investors had with book publisher John Wiley & Sons' (NYSE: WLY) stock on Tuesday.

Stymied by the COVID-19 disruption and elevated borrowing costs, academic publisher John Wiley & Sons (US:WLY) is attempting a recovery effort, in particular divesting its non-core business units.