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Informa Trades In Line With View; On Track To Meet FY Baseline Revenue Target
LONDON (dpa-AFX) - Informa Plc (INFMF.PK, INF.L), an Information Services, Advanced Learning, B2B Exhibitions and Events Group, Thursday said it has continued to trade in line with expectations and remains on track to deliver the baseline revenue target for the year 2021 of at least 1.7 billion pounds.
In its trading update to coincide with its Annual General Meeting in London, the company reported improving underlying revenue growth in two Subscriptions-led businesses..
The trading reflects further strength in Informa s subscriptions-led businesses and measured confidence in the progressive return of physical events in Mainland China, North America and the Middle East.
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By Katrina Krämer2021-05-25T08:54:00+01:00
‘As with many hidden criminal syndicates, you don’t always know what’s happening,’ says Retraction Watch’s Ivan Oransky about paper mills. They are the biggest organised fraud perpetrated on scientific journals ever, eroding scientists’ trust in the publishing system – and in each other.
While plagiarism and fraud isn’t new – individual researchers have been caught photoshopping electron microscopy images or inventing elemental analysis data – paper mills serve up professional fakery for their customers on an industrial scale. Buyers can apparently purchase a paper, or authorship of one, on any topic based on phony results to submit to a journal. This makes them not only harder to detect and crack down on, but also exponentially increases the damage they could do.