mirror company

In 1986, the newspaper was sold to the Times Mirror Company.

From 1985 to 1988, he was senior vice president of the Times Mirror Company, a media conglomerate.

Mirror company formation is a specialised form of spin-out used to create a new public company.

The assets were purchased by the Times Mirror Company.

Then they served as investment bankers in selling some of the magazines to the Times Mirror Company.

From 1968 through 1980, the earnings and revenue of the Times Mirror Company quadrupled.

The couple work in New York for the Times Mirror Company.

Among those rumored to have been interested in Variety recently was the Times Mirror Company.

Chancellor Murphy resigned in 1968 to take over as head of the Times Mirror Company.

Time Inc. and the Times Mirror Company reported higher first-quarter income yesterday.

The Times Mirror Company, the large diversified media concern, said today that net income declined 4.6 percent in the third quarter.

The Times Mirror Company had originally scheduled the publication for a March introduction.

The Times Mirror Company today confirmed industry reports that it was in talks to sell its four network-affiliated television stations.

And then there is the current Exhibit A in the newspaper business: the Times Mirror Company.

Top executives of the paper, a unit of the Times Mirror Company, insist that the newspaper is still in business to make money.

By the time he sold his business to the Times Mirror Company in 1961 it was grossing $5 million a year and had 550 employees.

For those on the news side of the paper, which is owned by the Times Mirror Company, the business-to-news ratio seems skewed.

The question, a big one for all newspapers these days, has a special urgency at the Times Mirror Company, which owns the country's fourth-largest chain.

The Times Mirror Company said yesterday that its second- quarter earnings tumbled 35 percent, primarily because of weak advertising demand.

Unable to pay the printing bill, Cole and Gardiner turned the paper over to the Mirror Company.

The deal is the second largest in newspaper history, behind the Tribune Company's acquisition of the Times Mirror Company.

Mr. Erburu is the chairman and chief executive of the Times Mirror Company.

The Times Mirror Company, without its rivals' cushion from rising newsprint prices, saw its income fall 4.8 percent in the period.

Furthermore, the Times Mirror Company, which owns Newsday, has shown no sign of cutting back.

Another big publisher, the Times Mirror Company, said its net earnings dropped sharply, primarily because of a one-time gain posted a year ago.