HarperCollins beyond Tolkien.
HarperCollins Publishers Inc. has reported a drop in sales of 9.9% for the year to end-June 2003, reflecting tough comparable figures for the previous year. Turnover was£ 166.4m, down from £ 184.6m, at Great Britain registered company, which represents the majority of trading for HarperCollins' Grea...
| Publicado en: | Bookseller no. 5125; p. 8 |
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4/23/2004
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| Sumario: | HarperCollins Publishers Inc. has reported a drop in sales of 9.9% for the year to end-June 2003, reflecting tough comparable figures for the previous year. Turnover was£ 166.4m, down from £ 184.6m, at Great Britain registered company, which represents the majority of trading for HarperCollins' Great Britain operation. A global review of HarperCollins' printing needs has resulted in several new partnerships being formed and business being moved between companies in the Far East. The group rejected rumors that Collins was to move a significant amount of its printing work to the Far East. |
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