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James Kohlberg Insider Profile
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James Kohlberg, Director at New York Times, holds 46.85K shares in New York Times (Ticker: NYT), holds 2.34M shares in Portman Ridge Finance (Ticker: PTMN).
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New York Times
Apr 22, 2019
Director
Uninformative Buy
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$2.58M
Portman Ridge Finance
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VP, Director, Ten Percent Owner
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$45.94M
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James Kohlberg holds: NYT, PTMN stocks.
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James Kohlberg's role in New York Times is Director.
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