New York Times faces leadership vacuum looking for a non-family member to be CEO

Bloomberg :: The departure of New York Times Chief Executive Officer Janet Robinson last month leaves the company with a leadership vacuum amid falling revenue, profit squeezed by pension costs and pressure from family members to restore a dividend once worth more than $20 million a year. Robinson, 61, was pushed out by Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr. and his cousin Michael Golden, said a person familiar with the situation. Times Co. is looking for a non-family member to be CEO.

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