description The New York Times Company Overview
The New York Times Company is an American media organization with a long-standing legacy rooted in family ownership. Established over a century ago by the Sulzberger family, it remains a prominent force in journalism and publishing. The company produces a globally recognized newspaper alongside extensive digital content. Its reputation for trustworthy investigative reporting and evolving digital strategies makes it valuable to readers seeking informed news coverage and analysis.
It serves individuals interested in quality journalism and in-depth reporting on current events.
help The New York Times Company FAQ
How can The New York Times Company be public and still family-controlled?
The company uses Class A and Class B shares with different voting rights. Its 2025 annual report says the Ochs-Sulzberger Family Trust held about 95% of Class B stock, allowing it to elect 70% of the board.
Is The New York Times Company the same thing as The New York Times newspaper?
No, the company is the corporate owner, while The New York Times is its flagship publication. The company also operates products including The Athletic, Wirecutter, Cooking, and Games.
When did the Ochs-Sulzberger family take control of The New York Times?
Adolph Ochs acquired control of the newspaper in 1896. Later generations of the Ochs-Sulzberger family maintained control through the company's dual-class share structure and family trust.
Can ordinary investors buy the voting shares controlled by the family?
Public investors generally trade the company's Class A shares under the ticker NYT. The controlling Class B shares are largely held through the Ochs-Sulzberger Family Trust and are not the ordinary public-market route into the company.
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