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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

New York Times Faces Shareholder Lawsuit Over Israel Coverage

Shareholders, including Florida's state pension fund, are suing The New York Times to access internal documents, alleging mismanagement of reporting errors and biases that could harm the company's reputation and financial value.

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What happened

  1. 01Shareholders sue New York Times for internal documents.
  2. 02Lawsuit claims reporting errors harm company's value.
  3. 03Florida pension fund is a lead plaintiff.
  4. 04Plaintiffs seek oversight of fact-checking and corrections.
  5. 05Previous criticism came from Israeli officials.

This follows previous criticism of the newspaper's coverage of the Gaza conflict by Israeli officials.

Translated and summarized by baba from Ice, the latest report. Read Ice’s original

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