The Latest Breaking News from Pearson

Pearson is the latest company under pressure to shift to the U.S. as London investors fight falling valuations for U.K.-listed companies.

Update to pay policy includes room for ‘necessary flexibility’ to attract best talent to London-listed firm

Cevian Capital founder argues most of education publisher’s business is there and move would raise its value

With enterprises’ increased emphasis on boosting operational efficiency, reducing costs, enhancing service quality, and accelerating core competencies, the outsourcing sector is well-poised to witness solid growth. Thus, quality outsourcing stocks Pearson (PSO), Genpact (G), and ZipRecruiter (ZIP) could be solid buys for potential gains this month. Read more….

Michael Howells, president of the Workforce Skills division at Pearson, said GenZ are prepared for changes their senior counterparts may not be.

Pearson’s 59-year-old CEO Andy Bird is to quit, the education firm said today as it unveiled plans for his replacement after just three years in charge.

CEO Andy Bird said he had so far rejected offers for use of the firm’s content to train large language models

BT Group today named Allison Kirkby as chief executive when current incumbent Philip Jansen steps down by early next year.

The report, by ServiceNow and Pearson, says A.I. will “augment” millions of jobs by letting employees be more creative and analytical, but warns of shortsighted companies that don’t retrain workers whose jobs are eliminated.

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Workers have no choice but to up their tech skills, Pearson's Andy Bird says.