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HarperCollins (Harper & Row acq. 1987)
 

* HarperCollins General Books Group
	* Harper Morrow
		* HarperCollins
		* Harper (split off from HarperPerennial 2005)
		* Perennial (split off from HarperPerennial 2005)
		* Quill Trade Paperbacks
		* Amistad Press (acq. 1999)
		* Dark Alley (formed 2003)
		* Avon (acq. from Hearst 1999) (formed 1941)
			* Avon Red (formed 2006)
			* Avon Inspire (formed 2007)
			* Avon A (name changed from Avon Trade Paperbacks 2007)
		* William Morrow (acq. from Hearst 1999) (acq. by Scott, Foresman 1966)
		* It Books (formed 2009)
			* Igniter (formed 2009)
		* Harper Torch
		* Harper Business (name changed from Collins Business 2009) (name changed from Harper Business 2005)
		* William Morrow Cookbooks
		* Harper Entertainment
		* Eos`
	* Collins Reference (formed 2005)
	* Access Travel Guides
	* Collins Design (name changed from Harper Design 2005)
	* HarperOne (name changed from HarperSan Francisco 2007)
	* Smithsonian Books (formed 2005)
	* Ecco Press (founded 1971) (acq. 1999)
	* Rayo (formed 2000)
	* Broadside Books (formed 2010)
* Children's Book Group
	* Joanna Cotler Books
	* HarperCollins
	* HarperFestival
	* HarperTrophy
	* Avon
	* Greenwillow Books
	* Tempest
	* Laura Geringer Books
	* Katherine Tegen Books (formed 2003)
	* Julie Andrews Collection (formed 2003)
	* Balzer & Bray (formed 2009)
* HarperMedia
	* HarperLuxe (formed 2006)(formerly Harper Large Print Editions (formed 1999))
	* HarperAudio
		* Caedmon Audio (acq. by Harper & Row from Raytheon/D.C. Heath 1987) (acq. by Raytheon/D.C. Heath 1970) (founded 1952)
	* PerfectBound (formed 2001)
* Walden Pond Press (partnership with Walden Media; formed 2008)
* HarperCollins International
	* Hearst Design International (name changed from Hearst Books International 2002) (acq. by HarperCollins from Hearst 1999)
	* HarperCollins UK
		* HarperPress
			* HarperCollins
			* HarperPerennial UK (formed 2004)
			* Flamingo
		* Thorsons
		* Fourth Estate (acq. 2000)
		* HarperFiction
			* Element Books (acq. 2000)
		* HarperEntertainment
		Angry Robot Books (formed 2009)
	* HarperCollins Canada
		* Harper Flamingo Canada
		* Phyllis Bruce (formed 1992)
		* Perennial Canada (formed 1999)
		* Harper Weekend (formed 2010)
	* HarperCollins Australia
		* Voyager
		* HarperPerennial Australia (formed 2004)
	* HarperCollins India (formed 2002)
* Zondervan Publishing House (acq. by Harper & Row 1988)
	* Vida Publishers International (founded 1946 as Pedro Press; name changed to Editorial Vida 1966; changed to current name 1980)
	* Youth Specialties (acq. 2006)

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Previous Holdings

Winston-Seabury Press (acq. by Harper & Row and merged into Harper San Francisco 1986)
Michael di Capua Books (founded 1991; discontinued 1999)
Zonderkidz (formed 1998; discontinued 1999)
Gold 'n' Honey (acq. from Multnomah 1999; discontinued 1999)
HarperTaste (formed 1999; discontinued 1999)
Bard (founded 1998; discontinued 1999)
Camelot (discontinued 1999)
The Confident Collector (discontinued 1999)
Flare (discontinued 1999)
Spike (founded 1998; discontinued 1999)
Twilight (founded 1998; discontinued 1999)
Eagle Brook (discontinued 1999)
Rob Weisbach Books (discontinued 1999)
Beech Tree (discontinued 1999)
Utne Reader Books (discontinued 1999)
Lathrop, Lee & Shepard (founded 1904) (acq. by Scott, Foresman 1965) (discontinued 1999)
Morrow Junior (founded 1946; discontinued 1999)
Mulberry (discontinued 1999)
Tupelo (discontinued 1999)
Marshall Pickering (discontinued 2001)
Fount (discontinued 2001)
Cliff Street Books (discontinued 2002)
Fourth Estate U.S. (formed 2002; discontinued 2006)
Inspirio (discontinued 2006)
Regan Books (discontinued 2007)
Editora Vida (Brazil) (sold by Zondervan to Producciones Peniel SRL (Argentina) 2007)
Collins Living (folded into William Morrow 2009) (merger of Collins Lifestyle and Collins Wellness 2008) (Collins Lifestyle name changed from
        Harper Resource 2005) (Collins Wellness formed 2005)
Bowen Press (formed 2007; discontinued 2009)
HarperStudio (formed 2008; discontinued 2010)
 

       Last updated October 31, 2010