Less than a month after taking a $225 million loan against its midtown trophy building, the NY Times Company is now "trying to sell its sake in the Boston Red Sox baseball team, seeking to raise cash and shield its newspaper franchise from rapidly falling revenue," the NY Times reports. The article goes onto to say, "With credit largely frozen, this is a difficult time to be trying to sell any major asset, and it is not clear how much interest there might be, or at what price. But over the long run, prices for sports franchises tend to rise fast." The Times has a 17.5% share of the company that ought the Red Sox and Fenway Park as well as a 80% stake in regional cable channel New England Sports Network.





Some kids learn to give the finger before they can walk. Just goes to show what a quality upbringing can achieve.
sell that business...let's get back to NYC!!!
the photo is fake. I think the original was an english football hooligan.
Picture is fake indeed yg !
Don't think this kid has ever seen a baseball game in his life. Original picture is here:
http://www.stereogol.com/images/kid-finger.jpg
Looks like that curse is still alive...at least for the NY Times.