Here's something to start your day off right: all of the news at our beloved New York Times is bad news.
On a day the market surged nearly 500 points (or 6.5%) the Times shed 7.7% of its already dramatically reduced value.
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I give 'em three to six months before we get the inevitable "we're exploring all options" line.
Ahhh... doesn't that feel better?
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