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NYT CEO Meredith A. Kopit Levien Sells 9,750 Shares

BofA Global Research raises The New York Times target price to $87.00

New York Times released FY2026 Q1 earnings on May 6 Pre-Market (EST), actual revenue USD 705.44 M (forecast USD 700.25 M), actual EPS USD 0.54 (forecast USD 0.417)

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New York Times to release FY2026 Q1 earnings on May 6 Pre-Market EST, forecast revenue USD 700.25 M, EPS USD 0.417

The New York Times Reports 12.8 Million Subscribers and Over $2 Billion in Digital Revenue

BofA Initiates Coverage of NYT with Neutral Rating and $84 Price Target

Berkshire Hathaway Cuts AMZN Holdings and Invests in The New York Times

The New York Times Merges Audio and Video Teams to Launch New Program Department

Trump praises employment data and criticizes NYT credibility

FactSet Raises 2026 EPS Estimates for The New York Times

Citigroup Raises The New York Times' Target Price to $94

CFRA downgrades The New York Times stock rating to sell

Federal Judge Rules Pentagon News Rules Unconstitutional

Algert Global LLC Increases Holdings in The New York Times

LGT Fund Management Reduced Holdings in The New York Times in Q3

The New York Times Reports Increased Net Cash and Total Revenue for FY 2025

FactSet Survey: New York Times' 2026 EPS Estimate Median Up to $2.7

Buffett Reduces Amazon, Apple, and Bank of America Holdings, Increases NYT Stake Before Retirement

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Berkshire Hathaway's new CEO, Greg Abel, has made significant changes to the company's investment portfolio in Q1 2026, reducing total holdings from 42 to 29. Major exits include Visa, Mastercard, and UnitedHealth Group, while investments in Alphabet and the New York Times were notably increased. New positions were initiated in Delta Air Lines and Macy's, with Berkshire capitalizing on market opportunities amid stock declines.

- Berkshire Hathaway's recent 13F filing reveals significant changes under new CEO Greg Abel, including a reduction in total holdings from 42 to 29 by selling out of over 15 positions.  
- Notable exits include Visa, Mastercard, and Amazon, while Berkshire increased its stake in Alphabet by 204% and initiated positions in Delta Air Lines and Macy's.  
- This quarter marks a pivotal shift in Berkshire's investment strategy, indicating potential further changes in Abel's tenure.

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The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against the Pentagon to block a new requirement for reporters to be escorted on its grounds, claiming it is unconstitutional. The suit argues that this policy suppresses speech and violates the First Amendment, as it limits journalists' ability to gather information. Pentagon officials defend the changes as necessary for national security. The U.S. Court of Appeals recently allowed the escort requirement to take effect, prompting this second lawsuit from The Times.

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New York Times reporter David Sanger defended himself against President Trump's accusation of treason for his reporting on the Iran war. Sanger emphasized that reporting is a fundamental First Amendment responsibility, while Trump claimed that Sanger's coverage was treasonous and criticized the media for not aligning with his narrative. The New York Times supported Sanger, stating that reporting is essential for a free press and that their journalists strive to provide accurate information about military actions.

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CNN anchor Jake Tapper criticized President Trump's 'deranged' attacks on media coverage of the Iran conflict, asserting that reporting facts is not treasonous. Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the New York Times' reporting, claiming it misrepresents the military situation. Tapper defended the media's accuracy, highlighting the importance of truthful reporting despite Trump's accusations, which he argued aim to intimidate journalists.

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Berkshire Hathaway's first-quarter report shows significant portfolio changes, increasing its stake in Alphabet and The New York Times while exiting positions in Amazon, Visa, Mastercard, and UnitedHealth. The company reduced holdings in Chevron and Bank of America and initiated a new position in Delta Air Lines. The market value of its U.S. stock holdings fell to $26.3 billion from $27.4 billion, with a net sale of around $8.15 billion and a decrease in holdings from 42 to 29.

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President Trump criticized New York Times reporter David Sanger for questioning the success of the U.S. war with Iran, labeling the media's portrayal as 'treasonous.' He asserted that the U.S. military could dismantle Iran's infrastructure in two days and claimed a 'total victory' despite the lack of political changes. Trump expressed frustration over the media's reporting, suggesting it misrepresents the military situation in Iran.

- President Trump expressed outrage towards New York Times journalist David Sanger, accusing him of treasonous reporting regarding the U.S. military's success in Iran.  
- During a heated two-minute statement on Air Force One, he asserted that the military could destroy Iran's infrastructure in just two days, criticizing journalists for their negative portrayal of military actions.  
- Trump emphasized his belief in a complete military victory but condemned the media for failing to report the truth, attributing declining subscriptions to their inaccurate coverage.

Trump Calls New York Times Reporter 'Treasonous' For Questioning Success Of Iran War

President Trump criticized New York Times reporter David Sanger for what he called 'treasonous' media coverage of the U.S. conflict with Iran, claiming the military operation was misrepresented. He asserted a military victory while accusing the media of distorting facts, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities and military strength. Trump's remarks come amid ongoing complaints from administration officials about media portrayal of the conflict, which is now in its 12th week.

Trump calls New York Times reporter ‘fake guy’: ‘It’s sort of treasonous what you write’

The average price target for New York Times Company stock has been raised from $84 to $85.25, indicating a potential upside of 13%. This estimate comes from 8 analysts, with price forecasts ranging from $66 to $95. The consensus rating remains a 'Buy' from 12 analysts, including 6 Buys, 4 Holds, and 2 Sells.

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New York Times Company (The) Stock 12‑Month Price Target Raised to $85.25, Implies 13% Upside

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