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Jana, Ontario Pension Fund Lower Combined McGraw-Hill Stake

DOW JONES NEWSWIRESActivist investor Jana Partners LLC said it and fellow McGraw-Hill Cos.

(MHP) investor Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan have eased their aggregate stake in the company to below a 5% threshold.According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission available Monday, the two beneficially owned 13.1 million shares in aggregate, about 4.8% of total shares outstanding, at the end of the day Friday. A previous filing showed that as of Aug. 22, they held 16.9 million shares, or about 5.6%, in the provider of financial services, business information and education.The two investors frequently act in concert. In August, hedge fund Jana and the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan together called for McGraw-Hill to divide into four parts. A few weeks later, McGraw-Hill stopped short of that request but unveiled a plan to split its markets and education businesses into two public companies.In Monday's filing, Jana also said it and the pension fund have "engaged in highly produ...

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