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The Times, which reports its quarterly financial results onThursday, is dealing like other U.S buy tiger tickets . newspaper publishers withplunging advertising revenue and falling circulation as morepeople get their news online jason varitek . It must also pay off hundreds of millions in debt duringthe next few years, forcing the Sulzberger family that controlsthe paper into selling assets, including its classical musicradio station, and borrowing money from Mexican billionaireCarlos Slim to stay afloat tiger games . The Times also wants to find a buyer for its otherproperties in Massachusetts, including its stake in the holdingcompany that owns the Boston Red Sox baseball team, and itsother paper in the state, the Worcester Telegram-Gazette tiger game tickets . (Additional reporting by Phil Wahba; Editing by Peter Cooney) Stocks Mergers & Acquisitions Bonds Media.

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