New York Times NYT Reportable Segment — Adjusted general and administrative

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FTNTReportable Segment — G&A

$56.2M-2.8%

ADBEReportable Segment — General and Administrative, Significant Segment Expense

$364M+15.6%

ZMReportable Segment — Adjusted general and administrative

$63.14M-1.2%

NETReportable Segment — General And Administrative Expense, Adjusted

$63.61M+19.9%

EAReportable Segment — G&A

$161M0.0%

Questions, answered.

What is New York Times's reportable segment — adjusted general and administrative?

New York Times (NYT) reported reportable segment — adjusted general and administrative of $83.91M in Q1 2026.

How has New York Times's reportable segment — adjusted general and administrative changed year-over-year?

New York Times's reportable segment — adjusted general and administrative increased by 10.3% year-over-year, from $76.08M to $83.91M.

What does reportable segment — adjusted general and administrative mean?

The core administrative costs required to run the business segment.

How do you interpret reportable segment — adjusted general and administrative?

A decrease relative to revenue indicates improved operational leverage, while an increase may suggest rising overhead or inefficiencies.

How does reportable segment — adjusted general and administrative compare across companies?

Standard G&A expense reporting across all industries.