New York Times
’New York Times disappears up itself
This is what happens when two “marquee columnists” fall out – a readers’ editor is called in to adjudicate.
I think the right thing to do is to simply acknowledge that, in trying to quickly summarize Krugman’s nuanced position,
Will Citigroup rise again from its near death experience?
So asked the New York Times this weekend in a 3,000 word article this weekend, that eventually came to the conclusion that a debt-for-equity swap was probably, sort of, the only answer to the bank’s problems.
Point counter point: AIG, Goldman and the NYT
Does anyone care to remember this story on AIG, from the New York Times, back in September? More to the point, does anyone remember the trouble it caused?
It was one of a series of articles that appeared in the mainstream press contemporaneous to AIG’s bailout that dissected just what the insurer had been doing that made it so risky,
The day after the election, not a newspaper in sight
Who said newspapers were dead?
After two hours scouring Starbucks (at least 11 of them), newspaper stands (9), copyshops (2), pharmacies (3) and book stores (2), I can attest that there isn’t a newspaper left in Midtown Manhattan.
Carlos Slim buys NY Times stake
Mexican telecoms tycoon Carlos Slim Helú, the world’s second richest man, has become the third largest outside shareholder of the New York Times, after reporting a 6.4% stake worth $127m. The purchase,
Hedge Fund seeks to sway NYT
Harbinger Capital Partners Funds, a low-profile hedge fund managing $18bn, nominated four candidates Friday for election to the board of the New York Times, reports the Wall Street Journal. Together with another investor,
