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The New York Times Co. (NYT)
29.01
NYSE : Consumer Services
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 165.21M |
| Market Cap | 4.74B |
| EPS | 0.80 |
| P/E Ratio | 36.12 |
| Div & Yield | 0.20 (0.62%) |
Latest News
Should Investors Close the Book on Barnes & Noble After the CEO's Sudden Firing?
This was just the latest ugly chapter for the bookseller -- and then there's the dividend.
All the Reasons New York Times Co. Is Fit to Buy
Charts say newspaper publisher could rally some 35% from here.
Carlos Slim to Trim New York Times Stake: LIVE MARKETS BLOG
Slim owned 17% of the company as of July 28. Following the conversion he'll own 8%.
Facebook's Big Video Bet Could Pay Off In Spite of a Rocky Start
Though Facebook's new Watch video platform still needs a lot of work, Mark Zuckerberg & Co. seem bent on making it succeed.
These 16 Stocks Look Ready to Reverse
Tesla and General Motors are among this week's names showing reversal patterns.
Markets Are Watching Walmart, Harvey Weinstein, Brexit and More
Wall Street is waking up to news about Walmart, Honeywell, Harvey Weinstein, Brexit and more.
Who is Uber CEO Front-Runner Dara Khosrowshahi?
Is Khosrowshahi the right fit to replace Travis Kalanick ?
How Well Do You Remember the First iPhone?
Tim Cook, you've been challenged.
Ken Doctor on Restructuring at The New York Times
Ken Doctor offers his insight into the latest restructuring plan at The New York Times.
Ken Doctor on New York Times Cooking Section's New Premium Model
The New York Times is moving much of the Cooking section behind its paywall.
This Is How President Trump Fueled a Revenue Surge at The New York Times
The New York Times is making a financial comeback thanks, in part, to President Donald Trump.
Why Shares of the "Failing" New York Times Hit a 9-Year High
The New York Times saw a 40% increase in digital circulation revenue, year over year
Midday Report: Etsy Slumps Amid Leadership Shakeup; Apple Weighs on Wall Street
A disappointing quarter for Apple weighed on Wall Street. The world's largest publicly traded company fell short of sales and iPhone shipment estimates.
Ken Doctor Thinks the Subscription Model Is Back!
You may be paying for your content sooner than you think.
Forbes Media Is Reportedly in Talks to Be Sold to a Noteworthy Chinese Firm
Chinese conglomerate HNA Group is in talks to buy a controlling ownership stake in Forbes Media, Reuters reported.
Midday Report: New York Times Subscriptions Soar; Crude Oil Limits Stock Gains
Stocks move cautiously higher, shaking off early losses that were driven by a slump in crude oil.
Stocks Open at Record Highs; Dollar Tree Beats Earnings Estimates
U.S. stocks opened at fresh record highs on Tuesday, after the three major indices closed at record highs on Monday.
These Media Stocks Are a Mess
According to the charts, the damage is widespread, and the situation is deteriorating.
In Nexmo Acquisition, Vonage Reaches for the Cloud -- and Twilio
Vonage's new acquisition could be worth more than Vonage itself.
Don’t Write Off Publishing Stocks
Read all about how to play the shares of 3 publishers.
Apple's News App Is Latest Victim of Chinese Media Censorship
China's great firewall has claimed another censorship victim.
Be Wary of the 'ESPN Will Be Fine' Argument
How does that bode for shares of parent company Disney?
Giving It Away for Free: The Future for Content Providers
Will other big content providers follow the lead of the New York Times by offering content for free, especially in an effort to win over younger readers?
Apple's Hiring Journalists for News Team to Work With Publishers
Apple (AAPL) is hiring journalists for the Apple News team, according to a posting from June 12 on the company's jobs page.
How GE, Marriott Are Profiting From Digital Disruption in the Economy
GE is putting sensors and technology into its machines to maximize its place in the internet of things, said Ray Wang, author of 'Disrupting Digital Business.'
Close the Book on Barnes & Noble
There's a disconnect between the company's valuation and prospects.
