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Los Angeles Times’ to Lay Off 115 Employees, Marking a “Dark Day” in the Newspaper’s 143-Year History

The layoffs were deemed necessary as the Los Angeles Times could not sustain annual losses of up to $40 million annually without increasing advertising and subscription revenue. Read more.
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