New York Times Company (NYT)
$53.46
1.07 (2.04%)
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New York Times Putting Boston Globe Up for Sale … Again
The New York Times Company has put the Boston Globe up for sale, the second time it has tried to sell the newspaper in four years.
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Market Cap
971.15M
PE Ratio
35.64
EPS
1.5
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
223,466
Day's Range
$52.32 - $53.69
52-Week Range
$39.73 - $54.36
Dividend & Yield
$0.44 (0.82%)
NYT Stock Predictions, Articles, and New York Times Company News
New York Times Hacked for Info on Chinese Family’s Fortune
The New York Times said on Thursday that Chinese hackers had breached its electronic security after it began investigating a Chinese leader's family fortune.
Extra, Extra! Newspapers Are on the Block
Expect Tribune properties and the Financial Times to change hands in the coming year. Will this mean upside for any stocks?
More Ominous News at Nokia
The company is selling off its headquarters building in Finland. What else might the financially struggling handset maker try to sell?
Monday Apple Rumors: Apple Second in U.S. Cell Phone Sales
Apple now ranks second in U.S. cell phone sales due to the iPhone 5; some iMacs are assembed in the U.S.; and iTunes would be a media heavyweight on its own.
New York Times to Trim Newsroom With Voluntary Buyouts
Thirty management positions are to be cut in the latest round of cost-savings at the financially struggling newspaper.
Invest Like Nate Silver
Nate Silver provided data-driven analysis of the presidential election -- his focus is a useful road map for investors.
Newspapers Are Hot Stocks — No, Really
Beaten-down newspaper stocks have enjoyed some big upside as investors scooped up shares at fire-sale prices.
Will ‘Casual Vacany’ Bump ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’?
The ‘Harry Potter’ author is moving into adult themes in her new book. With 1 million pre-orders already, she already has another hit.
The New York Times Co. and CNN: A Match Made in Media Heaven
Time Warner's CNN and The New York Times Co each stand to gain a lot from a merger -- even though the latter isn't even for sale.
The Times’ New CEO Doesn’t Have Much to Celebrate
The New York Times brought in The BBC's Mark Thompson as its new CEO -- but the honeymoon-period for his hire sure isn't going to last long.
The New York Times: A Sucker’s Rally
The publisher is off the critical list -- but it's no picture of health. Its latest quarterly report puts a best light on a dim situation. Don't get fooled.
10 Huge Paydays for the Hired and Fired
CEO paychecks can be huge -- even when it's to give execs the boot. Check out these 10 names that made bank in the last year, whether on the way in or out.
It’s Time to Short Newspaper Stocks
Despite Warren Buffett's bullishness, newspaper stocks are the furthest thing from a good buy right now. Here's why.
New York Times Co.’s Pointless CEO Search
The most important skill any NYT CEO must have is the ability to let Chairman Arthur Sulzberger do whatever he wants -- and then become a scapegoat when things go wrong.
Bloomberg Can’t Save New York Times Co.
Despite a recent 'New York' magazine story's speculation, the Big Apple mayor's media company isn't the answer to the Gray Lady's many deep woes.
Warren Buffett’s Bad Bet on Newspapers
The Oracle sees value here. This writer calls it a classic value trap. Here's why.
