New York Times' fourth-quarter revenue misses expectations on weak ad spending
Briefly

An uncertain economy has led to advertisers reducing their marketing budgets and sticking with safe havens such as Meta, while readers also cut back on subscriptions as they try to keep a lid on costs.
The company has in the past few years embarked on a bundling push, combining its core news reports with digital content ranging from podcasts to cooking recipes and games as it looks to boost engagement and retain users.
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