The New York Times Company is a media company focusing on journalism, news publication, and digital content. Founded in 1851, this American mass media organization is renowned for publishing The New York Times newspaper, which is a highly respected and influential source of news and information not only in New York but worldwide. With headquarters in New York, NY, the company is led by CEO Meredith Kopit Levien.
As a large media company with 4,500 employees and an annual revenue of $2.3 billion, The New York Times Company prides itself on its diverse demographic background, with 44.9% female and 41.5% ethnic minority representation among its workforce. Despite the lack of political diversity among its employees, the company enjoys strong employee retention, with staff members staying an average of 6.2 years. The average employee salary at The New York Times Company is competitive at $93,750 per year, surpassing that of other notable competitors such as Dow Jones, The Washington Post, and Chicago Sun-Times.




