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As newspaper companies make forecasts for the balance of 2018, they will identify newsprint prices as a problem and may need to announce more job cuts at the same time.
Berkshire Hathaway has signed a management agreement with Lee Enterprises under which Lee will manage 30 of Berkshire's newspaper and related digital properties.
China may put tariffs on U.S. crude, "Incredibles 2" breaks a box office record, and other important headlines.
ZTE may have set a deal with the U.S. government, China offers to buy more U.S. goods and services, stock buybacks top $200 billion in May, and other important headlines.
Revenue at several publicly traded newspaper publishers has fallen about 10% year over year. That drop shows no sign of arresting, and the pessimism about recovery is spreading.
The owner of the Lost Angeles Times agreed to sell the paper to one of its largest shareholders, and the deal should have closed by now. Why the delay?
A JPMorgan analyst has upgraded shares of the New York Times and lifted the price target, citing increased demand for "reliable" news outlets.
A growing body of evidence suggests that newspaper revenue dropped as much as 10% in the first quarter, an intractable problem that continues to vex publishers.
There is no question the health of the newspaper industry has gotten much worse over the past 20 years as online news has crippled what has been, until recently, a print business.
Newsprint prices may cripple already challenged newspaper company bottom lines. As more papers fold or are forced to cut editorial staff, the industry cannot handle another major financial headwind.
Apple converts all of its facilities to renewable energy, some major investors are bet on $80 a barrel oil, and other important headlines.
Despite the claimed distance between The Washington Post and America's largest e-commerce company, subscribers to Amazon's Prime membership service can get a free six-month subscription to the paper.
It turns out that local newspapers have a powerful competitor, which is the online versions of local TV stations.
Due to plans to put tariffs on newsprint made in Canada, prices for a product at the heart of the newspaper industry could rise.
The Denver Post, Digital First Media and BH Media have all announced layoffs, as revenue and margins in the industry continue to fall.