You want to know how lousy the newspaper industry is? A unit of Morgan Stanley that's held a 7.2 percent stake in New York Times Co. - and whose money manager had been making a big stink over performance - just sold out, even though the stock is trading at a 52-week low. Actually, you might call it a moral victory for Times Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr., who has been under the gun because of the company's sour numbers. CNBC had the story this morning and the WSJ just confirmed.
More by Mark Lacter:
Barry Diller's many paychecksSay hello to the marijuana vending machine - and it's made in California
Good tip for job candidates: Always ask questions
Former Calpers CEO charged with fraud*
The Walmart story that everyone is talking about
Recent stories on LA Observed:
Barry Diller's many paychecksSay hello to the marijuana vending machine - and it's made in California
Good tip for job candidates: Always ask questions
Former Calpers CEO charged with fraud*
The Walmart story that everyone is talking about
New at LA Observed
Follow us on Twitter
On the Media Page
Go to Media
On the Politics Page
Go to Politics
LA Biz Observed
Go to LA Biz Observed
Sign up for daily email from LA Observed
