New York Times Finds Growth Amid Trump's Jabs

The video discusses the New York Times' growth, focusing on its strong brand and digital transformation. Despite being labeled as a failing newspaper by Donald Trump, the Times has seen significant growth in digital subscribers, surpassing print. The company's strategic decisions during the financial crisis, such as retaining its newsroom, have contributed to its success. The video also touches on the potential sale of the Times, with the Salzburger family holding controlling shares and Carlos Slim owning a significant portion.

In what ways did the New York Times' decisions during the financial crisis impact its current success?

What role does the Salzburger family play in the ownership and future of the New York Times?