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Trump is doing more to keep his promises than I expected.
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Jeb! Bush's Prediction Comes True
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Trump told a number of lies during his press conference. Here are a few:
- Lied when he said the House is a smooth running machine
- Lied when the said the travel ban had a smooth roll-out.
- Lied when he said ISIS is not spreading like a cancer. Their territory shrunk by about 10% in the first half of 2015
- Lied about the number of electoral college votes he received
- Lied about having the largest electoral college vote since Reagan
- Lied when he said no one mentioned Hillary cheating at the debates
- Lied when he said the press never calls him
- Lied when he said the New York Times is failing. Their circulation increased to 2.5 million after his election
Your hate is bleeding through.
You bring so much humor to my life. Thanks. Good laughs is healthy.
As I said in other posts. I do not hate. Hate is stupid. I do not drink rat poison and hope the rat dies.
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Even still, Trump is easily the better choice than Mrs. Clinton. Trump is the better choice than half the Republicans who were running.
Fourth-quarter 2016 results included the following special items:
- A $21.3 million pension settlement charge ($12.8 million after tax or $.08 per share) in connection with a lump-sum payment offer to certain former employees.
http://investors.nytco.com/press/pr...th-Quarter-and-Full-Year-Results/default.aspx
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Bottom line, Revenue fell, and has been falling.
Don't know all that much about the internal operations of the NYT, but the revenue was down a little over one percent year to year but that above chart tells me they recovered some of it in Q4.
I really think this is more of an on-going decline in traditional print media but the operating income went way up in Q4 and why?
I really think this is more of an on-going decline in traditional print media but the operating income went way up in Q4 and why?
Egad man, he's an outsider that will expose the establishment at every turn. Of course the establishment is going to fight him tooth and nail, and of course they're going to attempt to capitalize on every snafu and mistake his administration makes while 'learning the ropes'. This is yet very early in the game. I personally expect his popularity with 'the people' to grow greatly as hope in 'the American dream' grows. We'll see.
IOW, you may just be bashing a hero of the common people. You may just have to eat a lot of crow before this is over with.
The last quarter is typically the best of the year because of Christmas advertising. And last year was an election year, so there was probably more political advertising. I don't see the numbers here, but I would assume that circulation rose for coverage of the election and the aftermath.
Baptist Brother
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Q-Q is an invalid measure. Year-to-year, as you previously posted, is valid. And, it shows a decline of revenue. Your Q-Q data shows a decline each quarter until the fourth. The Christmas season is always going to be a bump.
I reject your alternative facts, for valid facts.
Year-to-year shows a revenue decline of 1.1%. Whoop-dee-doo. That's not failing, for Pete's sake!Q-Q is an invalid measure. Year-to-year, as you previously posted, is valid. And, it shows a decline of revenue. Your Q-Q data shows a decline each quarter until the fourth. The Christmas season is always going to be a bump.
I reject your alternative facts, for valid facts.
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Net income is down 28%, big whoop-dee-doo. Yeah, a one-time charge. And, next year there will be another one-time charge for something else. But, even a decline of 1% is still a decline. In spite of efforts to grow the business, revenue is still declining. Digital subscriptions cost nothing to distribute, no printing, no paying paperboys. A transition to digital subscriptions helps cover up a decline. But, once there are no more paper subscribers switching to digital, the decline will no longer be covered up.
we will see
Egads--his only accomplishment is to divide the country... that's diabolical not cohesive. Personally I believe he will be out, he is just a decoy. Pense will take over & bind up the wounds....wait & see.
Thanks for the laugh. It's apparent you lack knowledge when it comes to financial statements and accounting practices.
We must wait until the 2017 first quarter results come out and compare them to 2016 Q1 results. Then we might have a trend. Until then we have a special one time write-off and a 1% decline in revenue. That is not failing.
I don't have any special care one way or the other if the NY Times is profitable or not. I do care about whether or not the President makes false statements. And the idea that the NY Times is failing is false.
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HAHAHAHAHhohohohahaha! I lack knowledge for thinking a small decline is still a decline? I lack knowledge because I see that the switch to digital subscripts obscures a decline (by reducing distribution costs). I lack knowledge in knowing that one-time write-offs don't happen just one time? If I lacked knowledge, you would show me now, rather than making me laugh.
See, like, when you tried to play Q4 against the previous quarters of the year to show that the paper wasn't declining, you were educated on the invalidity of that argument. Instead of making an unsupported claim that you lack knowledge, I (and someone else) told you why you're wrong.
Before 2005, the New Your Times always had an operating profit of over over a half billion dollars, every year. There already is a trend, down the drain. In 2016, their profit was less than 20% of what it was in 2005. Even without the one-time write-off, it would still be a shadow of what it once regularly was.
Trump engages in constant hyperbole. It's not false statements when it's his known style. Even your post shows the Times still declining. And, in the big picture, it's a shadow of what it once was just a decade ago.