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Bloomsbury is led by co-founder and CEO Nigel Newton. Non-UK operations include Bloomsbury USA and Berlin Verlag (Germany). Chronicles of the boy wizard Harry Potter have lent a magical quality to Bloomsbury Publishing's bottom line. J.K. Rowling's mega-successful book series has brought this small publisher to worldwide fame, but Bloomsbury also has other best-selling authors on its list, including Joanna Trollope, John Irving, Margaret Atwood, and Michael Ondaatje. Bloomsbury also publishes non-fiction titles, including "Kitchen Confidential" by Anthony Bourdain, the famous-persons reference title "Who's Who", and the "Whitaker's Almanack", primarily through its A&C Black subsidiary.

Bonnier AB company is the largest publishing and media concern in Scandinavia and one of the largest in Europe, with some 175 companies and units. It is a leading force in Sweden's newspaper market, with publications such as Stockholm City and Expressen. Bonnier is also active in book publishing (Templar Publishing in the UK, Tammi of Finland), and has magazine publishing operations (health and fitness title I Form). The firm's other businesses include television, radio production, and Internet operations. The founding Bonnier family owns Bonnier company, which operates in 25 European countries. Although it is 200 years old, media firm Bonnier AB (also known as The Bonnier Group) is showing no signs of slowing down.

Butterworths Ltd company, a UK-based subsidiary of LexisNexis Group, publishes legal, news, and business information on a subscription basis to customers worldwide in the legal, tax and accounting, academic, and public sector industries. Its products are delivered in various formats, including online, print, and CD. With roots extending back to 1818 (the year Henry Butterworth established his law publishing company), Butterworths launched in 1996 when parent Reed Elsevier purchased rival legal publisher Tolley Publishing. Butterworths company also scooped up IRS Eclipse, a publisher and conference organizer, in 2000. Luckily for its clients, Butterworths follows the law.

Candlewick Press shines a light in the children's book world. Candlewick Press company has published more than 3,000 children's books. Its catalog is comprised of picture books, easy readers, middle grade and young adult fiction, nonfiction, poetry collections, and novelty and activity books. Candlewick titles include Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?, Guess How Much I Love You, My Very First Mother Goose, and It's Perfectly Normal. Its books are distributed in the US by Random House. The company is 100%-owned by its employees.

Canongate Books had a troubled past, going into receivership twice since its 1973 founding; publisher Jamie Byng led a rescue acquisition of the company in 1994. Canongate Books has offices in Scotland and the UK. The Life of Pi helped breathe new life into Canongate Books. The small independent publisher scored big with Yann Martel's fantastical tale of a shipwreck survivor, which won the Booker Prize in 2002. Canongate Books has racked up several successes since then, including publishing 2003 Booker Prize winner Vernon God Little, by DBC Pierre, and winning the UK Publisher of the Year title in 2003 and the Queen's Award for enterprise in 2005.

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