Wiley to sell-off non-core education businesses to focus on more profitable opportunities in research and learning

US publisher Wiley is selling off its non-core education businesses, including its online programme management (OPM) business, Wiley Edge (formerly mthree) and CrossKnowledge (corporate learning), to focus the company on more profitable business lines in its Research and Learning divisions.

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