America’s Newspaper Business

Newsrooms across the United States took a severe hit to operations during the pandemic, even while readership increased significantly. Like many businesses, it was an unstable and damaging time; more than 70 local newsrooms have shut down over the last year.

This problem has been in the works for more than a decade, as print has been overtaken by digital copy. Half of the newspapers in the U.S. today are owned or run by hedge funds and other financial firms, according to a study by the Financial Times.

Published by James Heinsman

James has worked as a hedge fund manager for years. As someone who has always enjoyed multi-tasking, James brings his vast financial experience and his hedge fund background to his position as writer and editor for Hedge Crunch. Editor James Heinsman can be contacted at james(at)hedgecrunch.com.