Publishing
Stocks Ranked by
Market Capitalization
| Name | Market cap | Price |
Price change % |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
1
New York Times
NYT
$11.3B
| $11.3B | $70.34 | 5.17% |
|
2
Pearson
PSO
$9.68B
| $9.68B | $16.11 | 2.68% |
|
3
John Wiley & Sons Class A
WLY
$2.45B
| $2.45B | $48.43 | 2.98% |
|
4
John Wiley & Sons Class B
WLYB
$2.43B
| $2.43B | – | – |
|
|
TDAY
5
USA Today Co
TDAY
$968M
| $968M | $6.59 | 3.62% |
|
6
Scholastic
SCHL
$666M
| $666M | $35.30 | 0.83% |
|
7
Lee Enterprises
LEE
$168M
| $168M | $7.54 | 1.95% |
|
|
TNMG
8
TNL Mediagene
TNMG
$19.1M
| $19.1M | $3.14 | 6.55% |
|
9
Educational Development Corp
EDUC
$11.2M
| $11.2M | $1.31 | 0% |
|
Publishing Stocks at a Glance
Publishing companies produce newspapers, magazines, books, trade journals, and digital publications. The group's challenge is structural: converting print franchises into digital subscriptions and licensing revenue as advertising migrates to online platforms.
There are 9 Publishing industry stocks tracked by Wall St. Rank, worth a combined $27.7B.
The largest by market cap are New York Times (NYT) at $11.3B, Pearson (PSO) at $9.68B and John Wiley & Sons Class A (WLY) at $2.45B.
Among institutional investors, John Wiley & Sons Class A (WLY) drew the most net new fund positions in Q2 2026: 53 funds opened new positions, taking total fund holders up 17 (6.8%) quarter-over-quarter.
- Combined market cap: $27.7B across 9 stocks.
- Largest constituent: New York Times (NYT), $11.3B market cap.
- Most net new fund positions in Q2 2026: John Wiley & Sons Class A (WLY), +17 holders.
Market caps and prices updated daily; fund activity based on aggregated SEC 13F filings for Q2 2026.