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Will the Pearson chief be brought to book over profits warnings?

John Fallon has presided over a string of mishaps at the educational giant and a plunge in the share price

Pearson profit warnings wipe almost £2bn off its value

Education giant plans sale of stake in Penguin Random House to Bertelsmann as it cuts payout to shareholders

The Guardian view on New Year resolutions: fitter, happier, more productive

Editorial: Those annual pledges aren’t just about self-improvement – they’re also a mass economics experiment

Harry Potter and Sherlock Holmes to promote Brexit Britain in 2017

A year celebrating England’s literary heroes is part of a campaign to attract overseas visitors cashing in on weak pound

Ultra-rare Jane Austen £5 note found in Christmas card in Scottish Borders

Thought to be worth tens of thousands of pounds, second of only four notes with micro portrait of novelist is discovered

Last known Wordsworth descendant joins fight to stop Lake District pylons

National Grid has agreed to use underground cables within national park, but plans to put pylons 10 metres outside it

Redundancy fears as Penguin Random House derecognises staff unions

Workers from Unite and NUJ fear move heralds industrial strife at company that publishes one in four books sold globally

Labor defends import protection for Australia’s book publishers

Opposition announces it will oppose moves to lift parallel import restrictions on books to protect future of Australian works

Independent thinking: can music shops survive on today’s high street?

Small retailers everywhere are struggling to compete with online competition. But one classical music store in north London is surviving - and even thriving

Bookstores shun Black Friday and embrace Civilised Saturday

Pitched as the antidote to the annual shopping frenzy, the initiative has caught the imagination of independent book sellers

Tom Hiddleston and Ben Wheatley to reunite for Frank Miller adaptation

High-Rise actor and director to collaborate on big-screen version of Miller and Geof Darrow’s comic Hard Boiled

Fantastic riches and where to find them: how to grow a $22bn franchise

Fantastic Beasts is not just a new outpost for the Harry Potter empire. It is a pivotal moment in the creation of The Wizarding World of JK Rowling – and it could give the gold-gobbling niffler a run for its money. We go over the books

Diversity can distract us from economic inequality

Loose canon: Donald Trump got elected because the liberal elite didn’t care enough about the gap between rich and poor

Curious George loses his home: world’s only store to be closed down

New building owners plan to replace Massachusetts store dedicated to playful fictional monkey with a stairwell, as customers and enthusiasts push back

The Accountant adds up to a big deal at the UK box office

Ben Affleck action thriller tames A Street Cat Named Bob and Nocturnal Animals as Doctor Strange hangs on to the top spot

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