r>0, to put it in
Pikettyese. That's the actual story of
capital in the 21st century,
produce value or go broke;
The
New York Times Co said on Wednesday it would cut jobs to lower costs
and invest the savings in its "digital future" as advertising revenue
from its print business dwindles, sending the company's shares up 7
percent.
Up from it's
$12 per share embarrassment.
The
New York Times will invest heavily in mobile, audience development,
digital product portfolio, advertising and targeted areas of print over
the coming months, it said.
Just trying to keep up with the in crowd.
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