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The new York Occasions Co. is going all-in on the Grey Lady. The firm said Wednesday that Abercrombie France it strategies to sell The Boston Globe and related properties, continuing its system of shedding non-core assets and limiting publicity for the declining print promoting business. The principal properties for sale - Abercrombie Pantalon housed within the company's New England Media Group - also incorporate BostonGlobe.com, Boston.com, Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Telegram.com and direct mail firm GlobeDirect. Ny Times' 49% stake in Metro Boston, a free daily newspaper, is also up for sale. The plan "demonstrates our commitment to concentrate our strategic focus and investment to the Ny Times brand and its journalism," mentioned Mark Thompson, CEO of The new York Occasions Co. "Given the differences between these businesses and The brand new York Instances, we believe that a sale is from the best long-term interests of these properties and the employees who work for them." The company has hired Evercore Partners, an investment bank founded by former deputy Treasury secretary Roger Altman, to advise the sale. Ny Occasions Co. has been shrinking its publicity to the print business enterprise in recent years. It sold its regional newspaper unit -- which consisted of 16 newspapers, including The Gainesville Sun and The Sarasota Herald Tribune in Florida and The Press Democrat in Santa Rosa, Calif. -- in 2011 to Halifax Media Holdings for $143 million. New york Times' advertising revenue fell 3.1% within the fourth quarter, with a 5.6% drop in print advertising offset by a 5.1% gain in digital marketing. Paid digital subscribers to BostonGlobe.com, Nike Air Jordan The Globe's e-readers and other digital editions totaled about 28,000 as of the end of the fourth quarter, were up about 8% from three months earlier. http://www.afpariss.fr/abercrombie-femmes-abercrombie-pantalon-c-20_22.html