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New York Times To Cut Jobs As New Products Disappoint

The New York Times Co said on Wednesday it would cut jobs, including about 7.5 percent of newsroom positions, to lower costs as advertising revenue from its print business dwindles and new products fall short of expectations.
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US Supreme Court Upholds Ohio's Disputed New Early Voting Schedule

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British Air Force Makes Its First Airstrike against ISIS

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Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protests Mar China National Day Celebrations

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