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The New York Times is a Media company, based in New York, New York, USA, founded 1851 by Henry Jarvis Raymond, George Jones. Market cap $10.85B (As of Sep 5, 2026, companiesmarketcap.com).
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- Sep 5, 2026Sep 5, 2026First reported market cap: $10.85B companiesmarketcap.com
- 20252025First reported revenue: $2.825B Wikipedia
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- Sep 2, 2026DOJ Tells Court AI Training Is Fair UseThe Justice Department filed a statement of interest backing OpenAI's fair-use defense in the New York Times' copyright lawsuit, the first time the federal government has formally staked a position in the wave of AI training-data cases.→
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DOJ Tells Court AI Training Is Fair Use
The Justice Department filed a statement of interest backing OpenAI's fair-use defense in the New York Times' copyright lawsuit, the first time the federal government has formally staked a position in the wave of AI training-data cases.
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NYT Says OpenAI Hid Evidence in Copyright Trial
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NYT Says OpenAI Hid Evidence in Copyright Trial
The New York Times and the Daily News are asking a federal judge to sanction OpenAI, alleging the company deleted billions of ChatGPT outputs after a preservation order, substituted logs and hid its ability to search 78 million conversations for infringing.
NYT Escalates Its AI Copyright War, Accusing Microsoft of Building a Supercomputer to Infringe at Scale
REGULATIONNYT v. OpenAI/Microsoft
NYT Escalates Its AI Copyright War, Accusing Microsoft of Building a Supercomputer to Infringe at Scale
The New York Times moved to amend its landmark copyright suit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging Microsoft didn't merely rent generic cloud capacity but built a bespoke supercomputer -- reportedly hundreds of thousands of CPU cores and roughly 10,000 GPUs -- specifically to enable training on copyrighted work at scale. The amendment narrows the case, dropping two claims, while sharpening the contributory-infringement theory against Microsoft's own conduct. It reframes the industry's defining legal fight around the physical machinery of model training.
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What is The New York Times's market cap?
The New York Times's market cap is $10.85B (As of Sep 5, 2026, companiesmarketcap.com).
Is The New York Times publicly traded?
Yes. The New York Times trades under the ticker NYT, with a market cap of $10.85B (As of Sep 5, 2026).
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