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Berkshire Cuts Amazon Stake, Makes Bets on New York Times
Omaha, Nebraska-based Berkshire acquired 5.1 million shares of the media publishing company in the three months through December, a stake worth $351.7 million at yearend, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday. Berkshire first bought a stake in Amazon in 2019. Feb 17, 2026 - $NYT
Berkshire Hathaway Takes Stake In New York Times, Cuts Apple, Amazon Holdings
Berkshire Hathaway late Tuesday disclosed a new position in the New York Times valued at about $350 million. Warren Buffett's Berkshire reduced positions in Apple, BofA and Amazon. Late Tuesday, New York Times shares rose 3% to a new high as Berkshire's stake became public. Feb 17, 2026 - $NYT
Berkshire Buys New York Times Stock; Sells Apple, Bank of America, Amazon In 4Q
Berkshire Hathaway continued to trim its stakes in Bank of America and Apple in the fourth quarter and it initiated a new holding in New York Times buying five million shares of the newspaper publishing company, according to a 13-F filing after the close of trading Tuesday. Berkshire also sold most of its holdings in Amazon.com in the period. Berkshire reduced its stake in Bank of America by 51 million shares, or about 9%, to 517 million shares, while trimming its interest in Apple by 4%, or 10 million shares, to 227 million. Feb 17, 2026 - $NYT
NYT Avoids Netflix-Style Password Crackdowns, Leans On Premium Family Plans
The New York Times Co. (NYSE:NYT) is leveraging a “carrot” approach to monetization, using premium Family Plans to drive growth while avoiding the aggressive password-sharing crackdowns that recently triggered public backlash against Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX). The Carrot Vs. The Stick While Netflix opted for a “stick” approach—systematically blocking unauthorized users and requiring device verification—The New York Times is focusing on voluntary incentives. During the company's fourth-quarter 2 Feb 16, 2026 - $NYT
Meta Weighs Facial Recognition for Smart Glasses This Year
This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) appears to be edging toward one of the most sensitive product decisions in its history, with a New York Times report outlining internal discussions about adding facial recognition capabilities to its smart glasses, potentially as soon as this year. A memo prepared last May by the company's Reality Labs team suggested executives viewed the current dynamic political environment as a window in which many civil society groups might have their attention focused elsewhere. Feb 16, 2026 - $NYT
5 Revealing Analyst Questions From The New York Times’s Q4 Earnings Call
The New York Times’ fourth quarter was shaped by strong digital subscription and advertising momentum, but the market responded negatively, reflecting investor concerns about margins and cost trends. Management attributed revenue growth to robust subscriber engagement and a surge in digital advertising, particularly as new products and ad supply drove marketer demand. CEO Meredith Kopit Levien highlighted that “every part of our portfolio contributed,” with products like games, The Athletic, and Feb 11, 2026 - $NYT
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