New York Times Chief Janet Robinson to Retire at End of Year
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New York Times Co. Chief Executive Officer Janet Robinson will retire on Dec. 31 after seven years of steering the company through a turbulent time for the newspaper industry.
Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr. will serve as interim CEO while the company searches for a permanent replacement, New York-based Times Co. said yesterday in statement. Robinson, 61, will step down as a director and be paid $4.5 million as a consultant for one year, according to a company filing.