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The New York Times said on Monday that it will offer buyouts to some of its newsroom staff, and may lay journalists off if not enough people accept th...

The New York Times' stock experienced its biggest single day drop since 1980, Bloomgberg's Edmund Lee reported on Thursday. The 21 percent drop oc...

"It's not print paper that I value for itself of all things; it's the ability to keep in place this fantastic news gathering machine. If economics change enough, if people don't want print paper, then why should we put out a print paper?"

May 11 (Reuters) - The New York Times Co sold its remaining stake in the group that owns the Boston Red Sox baseball team for $63 million in cash, t...

I received multiple tips late Thursday about layoffs at the New York Times, including this report:...

When I was growing up in the New York area, people would buy the afternoon newspaper for stock prices, sports scores, and updates. Now even New York City is without an afternoon paper.

The New York Times Company was in the red in 2011. The company reported Thursday that its fourth-quarter profits fell by 12.2 percent compared to t...

Add a leadership gap to the New York Times' woes. Janet Robinson's departure has left the paper without a CEO, as it continues to struggle with revenu...

(Reuters) - Janet Robinson, who will step down as chief executive of the New York Times Co on December 31, will receive an exit package in excess of $...

NEW YORK -- Janet Robinson, chief executive of The New York Times since 2004, is stepping down at the end of December. Arthur Sulzberger Jr., publishe...

NEW YORK -- The Boston Globe unveiled a two-pronged strategy Monday to help keep the 139-year-old newspaper afloat amid industry-wide advertising and ...

The New York Times is set to pay off a $250 million loan from Mexican business magnate Carlos Slim Helú in August, three and a half years earlier tha...

BOSTON — Former Boston Globe publisher Bill Taylor II, who was the fourth in his family to serve as the newspaper's publisher and then negotiate...

The New York Times Co.'s first-quarter earnings fell 58 percent as a decline in print advertising revenue outweighed an increase in digital advertisin...

NEW YORK — The New York Times Co. reported a small loss for the third quarter on Tuesday, hurt by one-time expenses and another drop in print ad...

NEW YORK — The New York Times Co. has managed to steady itself after more than two years of watching its main source of revenue – newspape...

Some New York Times Co. (NYT) staffers are boiling about their top executives' huge $12 million payouts in 2009....

The New York Times filed a proxy statement Friday that revealed its top executives' 2009 salaries — as well as a bizarre bonus for hiring minori...

The New York Times Co. posted its highest quarterly profit in 2 1/2 years as the advertising drought eased at the end of 2009 and a steadily shrinking...

WORCESTER, Mass. — The Telegram & Gazette of Worcester will not be sold and will remain part of New York Times Co.'s New England Media Group, th...

The New York Times Co. cushioned the blow from another big drop in advertising in its latest quarter by shedding more payroll and collecting more mone...

Martin Nisenholtz, who heads digital operations at The New York Times Company, says that companies who create low cost, highly verticalized and contextualized content will get "very rich" from AdSense.

The Boston Globe, once projected to lose $85 million this year, has been placed on a stronger financial footing that will allow The New York Times Co....