News for The New York Times Company (NYT.F)

The governance structure used by companies such as Facebook, Alibaba and Volkswagen is going global, and not everyone is happy. Dual-class shares, as they’re known, give company founders super-sized power over their businesses even if they only hold a small slice of the stock. While the formula is popular, especially among technology firms -- it blends public shares with the private-equity model -- many investors bristle at its undemocratic nature. Adoption of the structure by exchanges in Londo

1. What’s the case against dual-class shares? Opponents say they subvert the one-share, one-vote principal designed to give equal treatment to all shareholde...

The governance structure used by companies such as Facebook, Alibaba and Volkswagen is going global, and not everyone is happy. Dual-class shares, as they’re known, give company founders super-sized power over their businesses even if they only hold a small slice of the stock. While the formula is popular, especially among technology firms -- it blends public shares with the private-equity model -- many investors bristle at its undemocratic nature. Adoption of the structure by exchanges in Londo

It was a rocket company founded by Jeffrey Bezos, the billionaire who had created Amazon. That much was known. What the company was actually doing was shrouded in mystery.

Facebook Inc. is taking a more extreme approach, announcing Thursday that it would quit distributing news from Australian publishers, and to Facebook news feeds in the country, altogether

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) co-founder Bill Gates praised Tesla Inc’s (NASDAQ: TSLA) and its CEO Elon Musk's contributions ...

President Donald Trump lost to Joe Biden in the election after months of downplaying the Covid pandemic. He caught coronavirus shortly before the election.

Fox wants a New York state court to drop a $2.7 billion suit against it filed by the voting machine supplier Smartmatic.

Wall Street has a tough act to follow, and that’s not a reference to last night’s game. Stocks rose every day last week, which is hard to pull ...

The U.S. Senate is a day away from starting former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial with many of the details still to be ironed out even as the outcome -- an acquittal -- is all but assured.

TV news faces diminishing audiences as pay-TV subscribers diminish. Media executives may want to consider a new digital news bundle.

CNN President Jeff Zucker plans to step down when his contract expires at the end of the year, ending his tenure atop the cable news channel as it tries to hold onto ratings gains from a busy news cycle.