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The president of CBS News, Neeraj Khemlani, stepped down on Sunday after two years on the job, the New York Times reported.

NY Times' (NYT) second-quarter 2023 results reflect an increase in subscription revenues. Management envisions third-quarter 2023 subscription revenues to ascend about 8-10%.

The headline numbers for New York Times (NYT) give insight into how the company performed in the quarter ended June 2023, but it may be worthwhile to compare some of its key metrics to Wall Street est

Shares of The New York Times Co climbed after the digital and print news company reported second-quarter earnings that beat expectations, as growth in subscription revenue offset flat advertising rev

Shares of New York Times Co. NYT, +1.32% surged 1.6% in premarket trading Tuesday, after the digital and print news company reported second-quarter earnings that beat expectations, as growth in subscr

New York Times Co reported second-quarter revenue on Tuesday that beat analysts' estimates as strong demand for its digital bundles of news and lifestyle products countered a weak advertising market.

The New York Times Company (NYSE:NYT)'s quarterly print will be fit to print Tuesday morning when the company reports its second-quarter results before the market opens.  Analysts are expecting reven

The New York Times Company's (NYT) second-quarter 2023 results are likely to reflect the company's greater emphasis on subscription revenues.

We expect NYT stock to likely see little to no movement with both revenues and earnings matching consensus expectations for its second-quarter results.

The New York Times Company (NYT) foresees second-quarter 2023 subscription revenues to increase about 6-8%.

On Monday, Elon Musk rolled out a major rebrand of Twitter as "X." The "X" logo has popped up all over the site and on the side of the company's main offices.

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The news organization will rely on the Athletic for its daily sports coverage, as it seeks to further integrate the publication it bought last year.

The New York Times said on Monday it is disbanding its sports desk and will rely on The Athletic for daily coverage of the beat, a move the newspaper said would not result in any layoffs.

The New York Times is disbanding its sports desk and will rely on greater use of The Athletic for daily coverage. Publisher A.G. Sulzberger and CEO Meredith Kopit Levien wrote in a memo that there are