The New York Times Company (NYT) vs Scholastic Corporation (SCHL)

• The New York Times Company NYT 67.74 ▼ −1.74%
• Scholastic Corporation SCHL 37.67 ▼ −2.54%

The New York Times Company and Scholastic Corporation are both Publishing companies. The New York Times Company is the larger, with a market value of $11.1B against $711.5M — 15.6× the size. Scholastic Corporation trades at the lower P/E: 24.9× against 28.0×. The New York Times Company grew revenue faster over the last twelve months: 10.8% against −2.53%. The New York Times Company has the higher net margin (13.2% vs 3.60%) and the higher return on invested capital (21.4% vs 1.31%). Both pay a dividend; Scholastic Corporation yields more (2.92% vs 1.28%). Across the 22 metrics below, The New York Times Company leads on 13 and Scholastic Corporation on 9.