New York Times NYT The Athletic — Adjusted general and administrative expense

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DTReportable Segment — Adjusted general and administrative expenses

$40.76M+10.2%

ZMReportable Segment — Adjusted general and administrative

$63.14M-1.2%

PRUTotal Corporate and Other — General and Administrative Expenses

$297.75M-13.6%

NETReportable Segment — General And Administrative Expense, Adjusted

$63.61M+19.9%

CMTGAll Other Segments — General And Administrative Expense

$3.15M+39.8%

PEA

PEAKOther Non Reporting — General And Administrative Expense

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Questions, answered.

What is New York Times's the athletic — adjusted general and administrative expense?

New York Times (NYT) reported the athletic — adjusted general and administrative expense of $2.04M in Q2 2023.

How has New York Times's the athletic — adjusted general and administrative expense changed year-over-year?

New York Times's the athletic — adjusted general and administrative expense decreased by 30.1% year-over-year, from $2.91M to $2.04M.

What does the athletic — adjusted general and administrative expense mean?

The total core administrative and overhead expenses for the segment, excluding non-recurring items.

How do you interpret the athletic — adjusted general and administrative expense?

A lower value relative to revenue indicates better operational leverage and administrative efficiency within the segment.

How does the athletic — adjusted general and administrative expense compare across companies?

Comparable to 'Adjusted G&A' or 'Fixed overhead' in segment-level reporting for diversified companies.