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Byline: Mark Sweney Shares in the owner of the Daily Mirror rose more than a quarter after the publisher said it expects to beat annual profit expectations, after a strong [...]

Byline: Guardian staff Tortoise Media, which has agreed to buy the Observer newspaper, has reported a smaller annual loss after reducing spending and cutting some staff. The podcast, newsletters and [...]

Byline: Herb Scribner The Los Angeles Times announced Wednesday that it is cutting 74 positions across its newsroom, becoming the latest media company to take a knife to its budget [...]

The union representing the company’s newsroom employees criticized the C.E.O. for cutting jobs and hurting local journalism. Hundreds of journalists for Gannett, the country’s largest newspaper chain, walked off the [...]

EARNINGS Microsoft Profit Falls 12%As Revenue Grows 2% Faced with the economic swoon it had been telling investors to expect, Microsoft on Tuesday reported its slowest growth in six years, [...]

MEDIA Washington Post PublisherAnnounces Job Cuts Plan Fred Ryan, the publisher of The Washington Post, said in a meeting with employees on Wednesday that the company would eliminate some positions [...]

Byline: Elahe Izadi and Sarah Ellison The Washington Post will continue to eliminate jobs early next year, Publisher Fred Ryan said Wednesday, weeks after the paper announced it would shutter [...]

The largest newspaper chain is cutting roughly 6 percent of its 3,440-person U.S. media division. Gannett, the largest newspaper chain in the United States, began another round of layoffs Thursday, [...]

Byline: Nicole Carroll, Editor-in-chief, USA TODAY As journalists, we all bring our experiences and background to the table when deciding what to cover, how to cover it and how aggressively [...]

Byline: Jeremy Barr Washington Post Executive Editor Sally Buzbee warned employees Tuesday against 'attacking colleagues either face to face or online' in a memo she said was meant to reinforce [...]

Byline: Jeremy Barr The New York Times on Tuesday became the first major American news organization to announce it will pull staff out of Russia in response to the country's [...]

RETAIL Macy's Sales Recover, But Inflation Looms Macy's, the owner of the Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury chains, saw its overall sales last year recover to prepandemic levels. But the retailer's top [...]

HOUSING Some Tenants May Get Eviction Relief Renters living in apartment buildings with federally backed mortgages may get an eviction reprieve -- even though a broad federal moratorium on evictions [...]

The roles include two new deputy managing editors and a number of positions for other editors as the news outlet expands its national and international coverage. The Washington Post is [...]

Byline: Nicole Carroll, Editor-in-chief, USA TODAY Women now make up the majority of the newsroom at USA TODAY. In our latest census on staff diversity, released today, women were 51.7% [...]

The newspaper's publisher said that the company had decided to require proof of vaccination after hearing concerns from employees about the emergence of variants. The Washington Post will require all [...]

Byline: Paul Farhi WASHINGTON - The Washington Post on Monday reversed a policy preventing a reporter from covering sexual misconduct issues that she said was imposed because of her outspokenness [...]

Other news organizations have their own personnel dramas. But none attract the spotlight like The Times. In 2012, when The New York Times was panicked about its financial future, this [...]

? Reach, the publisher of newspapers including the Daily Mirror and Daily Express, will furlough a fifth of its staff and impose a 10pc pay cut on remaining employees, while […]

The New York Times said in a statement on Tuesday that Jonathan Weisman, a deputy Washington editor of The Times, had been demoted and would no longer oversee the paper's [...]

Byline: Paul Farhi WASHINGTON - The New York Times demoted one of its Washington editors on Tuesday as punishment for sparking controversy last week with tweets about Democratic members of [...]

Byline: Erik WempleCarol Rosenberg of the Miami Herald witnessed the arrival of the first al-Qaida and Taliban prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba on Jan. 11, 2002. [...]

Byline: Michael CavnaAnother Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist has been shown the door.Steve Benson was laid off Wednesday by his longtime employer, the Arizona Republic, as part of larger cuts by the [...]

Ali Watkins, the New York Times reporter whose email and phone records were secretly seized by the Trump administration, will be transferred out of the newspaper's Washington bureau and reassigned [...]

Byline: Paul Farhi The greatest asset for all journalists is their credibility - the track record of accuracy that makes news consumers believe what they have to say. At the [...]

Scott Pelley is being replaced as anchor of 'CBS Evening News' and will return as a correspondent on Sunday night's '60 Minutes.' Anthony Mason, co-host of 'CBS This Morning: Saturday,' [...]

The New York Times offered buyouts to its newsroom employees on Wednesday, aiming to reduce layers of editing and requiring more of the editors who remain. In a memo to [...]

Byline: SYLVIA STEAD; Staff Images can be more powerful than even a thousand words. I often hear from readers about photos in The Globe and Mail: from those who believe [...]