Which major literary merger created the world's largest book publisher in 2013, bringing together iconic imprints like Penguin Classics and Random House's Knopf?

In the competitive world of book publishing and literary brands, major publishing houses have undergone significant transformations through mergers and acquisitions. These strategic moves have reshaped the literary landscape, bringing together different catalogs, author rosters, and editorial approaches. Test your knowledge about one of the most significant publishing industry mergers of recent years!

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Penguin Random House (formed by Pearson PLC and Bertelsmann)
HarperCollins Macmillan (formed by News Corp and Holtzbrinck Publishing Group)
Simon & Schuster Hachette (formed by ViacomCBS and Lagardère Group)
Oxford Wiley Publishing (formed by Oxford University Press and John Wiley & Sons)