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...Five big publishing houses, including Penguin, then controlled by Pearson, owner of the Financial Times, paid $166m in fines after they were found to have conspired with Apple to raise ebook prices....
...Douglas Preston, a Hachette thriller writer who led the charge of authors critical of Amazon’s tactics, said he was “relieved” at the deal....
...It still has to contend with the world’s largest publisher by sales, Penguin Random House (part-owned by Pearson, owner of the Financial Times)....
...Amazon has shot back that Mr Preston is “rich and already successful” and accused Hachette of using its authors as “human shields”....
...The largest publisher, Penguin Random House, part-owned by Pearson, parent of the Financial Times, generated €363m in profits before accounting expenses and tax....
...They were knocked out of the FA Cup on Saturday by Preston North End, one division below them....
..., CEO, BP;Sir Terry Leahy, CEO, Tesco;Sir John Parker, chairman, National Grid;Sir John Rose, CEO, Rolls Royce;Stuart Rose, CEO, Marks and Spencer;Arun Sarin, CEO, Vodafone;Dame Marjorie Scardino, CEO, Pearson...
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