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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
McGraw-Hill said Tuesday it would eliminate 395 jobs in its educational publishing and financial services divisions. This would reduce the overall head count by about 2%. The cuts will result in a charge to earnings of $14.8 million, or 5 cents per share in the second quarter. McGraw-Hill cut jobs by 3% in January of this year, meaning that within five months, it has cut approximately 5% of its total staff, just over 1,000 positions.
On the magazine side, the most notable publication McGraw-Hill owns is BusinessWeek.com.
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 Steve Smith
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