The Mcgraw Hill Companies, Inc. Business Information, Profile, and History

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The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., is a publicly traded corporation headquartered in New York City. It publishes numerous textbooks and magazines, including BusinessWeek and Aviation Week, and is the parent company of Standard & Poor's and J.D.

Divisions

Education

• Pre-K to 12
  
  • Macmillan/McGraw-Hill (K to 6)
    
  • SRA (Pre-K to 8)
    
  • Wright Group (Pre-K to 8)
    
  • Glencoe (6 to 12)
    
  • McGraw-Hill/Contemporary
    
  • Professional Development (Pre-K to 12/Teachers)
    
• Assessment & Instruction
  
  • CTB
    
  • The Grow Network
    
  • MH Digitial
    
• Higher Education
  
• Professional
  

Financial Services

• Standard & Poor's
  

Information and Media

• Aviation Week
  
• Engineering News-Record
  
• Electrical World
  
• Television Stations (all ABC affiliates, unless specified)
  
  • KMGH, Denver, Colorado
    
  • KGTV, San Diego, California
    
    • KZSD-LP (Azteca America), San Diego, California
      
  • KERO, Bakersfield, California
    
    • KZKC-LP (Azteca America), Bakersfield, California
      
  • WRTV, Indianapolis, Indiana
    
• BusinessWeek
  
• Healthcare Information Group (sold in November 2005 to
  
• McGraw-Hill Construction www.construction.com
  
• Platts
  

Presidents of the company

• John A. Present)
  

Acquisitions

In the 1990's, McGraw-Hill acquired NTC/Contemporary and subsequently formed McGraw-Hill/Contemporary.

Trivia

In the 1990 episode of The Simpsons, "Bart Gets an F", Bart gives his book report about Treasure Island.