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The New York Times Thursday Home Section The New York Times is widely recognized as the most influential news source for many of the world’s most sophisticated and loyal readers. Today’s Times is more influential in more ways than ever, with sections devoted to everything from the arts and entertainment to sports and science, business and technology to dining and home design. “Home” is the section for home enthusiasts showcasing engrossing articles on architecture, design, furnishings, gardening, home improvement and real estate, as well as expert advice on living comfortably and stylishly. Circulation & Demographics: Total Outreach Circulation: 1,150,589
The New York Times Magazine Published weekly. Today’s most influential and entertaining writers offer the in-depth narratives, trendy stories, and opinionated essays that are the heart of The New York Times Magazine. A portion of the magazine is dedicated to luxury real estate, and that section is aptly titled Luxury Homes & Estates. Every Sunday, this portion of the magazine has showcased luxury properties of all types, from the country’s most exquisite homes. Circulation & Demographics: Total Outreach Circulation Sundays: 1,339,462 Average Income: $109,304 Median Age: 50
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International New York Times The International New York Times is a sophisticated and comprehensive daily report for opinion leaders and business decision makers around the world. The mission of the International New York Times is to enhance the global community by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment. Its readers have levels of income and investments that can hardly be described as average—like the newspaper they enjoy reading, these levels reflect their highly mobile and affluent status. International Herald Tribune readers are people whose tastes tend toward the deluxe, leading active and upscale lifestyles.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2013
The Russia left behind
Senate talks inch toward deal on U.S. debt ceiling
Populism called threat to stability in Europe
WASHINGTON
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Negotiations speed up as government nears a default on Thursday
Italian premier warns of risk to euro zone and its financial institutions
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Senate negotiators moved toward a deal on Monday that would reopen the United States government through the end of the year, raise its borrowing limit into 2014, start broader budget negotiations and offer only token concessions to Republicans on President Obama’s health care law. The progress was unfolding even as the clock continued ticking toward a default on United States government obligations that economists warn could be devastating. Senate talks were accelerating on Monday with the aim of sealing an agreement by Tuesday, just two days before the federal government exhausts its borrowing authority. But even if the Senate quickly musters the votes to pass a compromise agreement, daunting obstacles remain. The House leadership must decide to bring the deal to a vote over the almost certain objections of some conservatives aligned with the Tea Party movement; sufficient Republicans must be found to join the Democratic minority for passage; and all this must be done in the narrow window before federal borrowing authority runs out on Thursday. Even a close brush with default is cerPHOTOGRAPHS BY DMITRY KOSTYUKOV FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES tain to jolt financial markets and could threaten the U.S. credit rating. A churchgoer at the Iversky Monastery, which has had a lustrous renovation financed by state-connected companies. President Vladimir V. Putin has a vacation home nearby. Mr. Obama, speaking during a visit to a soup kitchen in Washington, spoke of ‘‘some progress’’ by Senate negotiators but coupled that to a stark warning to lawmakers. ‘‘If we don’t start making some real progress, both the House and the Senstretch of road that is a 12-hour trip by car LYUBAN, RUSSIA ate, and if Republicans aren’t willing to — that one sees the great stretches of set aside their partisan concerns in orRussia so neglected by the state that they BY ELLEN BARRY der to do what’s right for the country, we seem drawn backward in time. As the state’s hand recedes from the stand a good chance of defaulting, and A few times every day, the high-speed defaulting could have a potentially devtrain between St. Petersburg and Mos- hinterlands, people are struggling with astating effect on our economy,’’ he cow barrels through the threadbare choices that belong to past centuries: to said. town of Lyuban. When word gets out heat their homes with a wood stove, He also called the government shutthat the head of Russia’s state railway which must be fed by hand every three company — a close friend of President hours, or burn diesel fuel, which costs down ‘‘completely unnecessary.’’ Senator Charles E. Schumer of New Vladimir V. Putin — is aboard, the stahalf a month’s salary? When the road has PAGE 11 | CULTURE York, the third-ranking Democrat, said: tion’s employees line up on the platform so deteriorated that ambulances cannot standing at attention, saluting Russia’s reach their home, is it safe to stay? When ‘‘There are always lots of perils, but there does seem to be a possible path modernization for the seconds it takes their home can’t be sold, can they leave? PAGE 14 | BUSINESS WITH forward.’’ the train to fly through. Whoosh. Clad in rubber slippers, his forearms And a Republican senator, Bob CorkBut Vladimir G. Naperkovsky is not sprinkled with tattoos, Mr. er of Tennessee, told an NBC interviewone of them. He watched with a cold, Naperkovsky is the kind of plain-spoken er: ‘‘There is a lot of concern about blue-eyed stare as the train passed the man’s man whom Russians would call a RUSSIA, PAGE 14 whether we’re going to meet this deadtown where he was born, with its pitted line. I think at the end of the day we roads and crumbling buildings. At 52, will.’’ having shut down his small computer reTwo key negotiators, Senator Harry pair business, Mr. Naperkovsky is leavReid of Nevada, the majority leader, and ing for another region in Russia, hoping Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Reit is not too late to start a new life in a publican leader, met on Capitol Hill on more prosperous place. The reasons are Monday, and Mr. Reid emerged to say a many, but his view boils down to this: Ryoma Michai, 13, and Mariuka Rudel, 14, before their wedding ceremony in the village of deal was not yet done. ‘‘Gradually,’’ he said, explaining his Chudovo. Many children no longer attend school and child marriage is making a comeback. THURSD AY, OCTOBE Reid and Mr. McConnell, along view of Lyuban, ‘‘everything is rotting.’’ R 17,Mr. 2013 with other top congressional leaders, At the edges of Russia’s two great citONLINE: THE OTHER RUSSIA were to meet later at the White House ies, another Russia begins. An interactive map showing the day-byFind an interactive account of Ellen with Mr. Obama. Asked whether senatThis will not be apparent at next year’s day stages of the trip. Barry’s multiday road trip from St. ors would have something to present to Winter Olympics in Sochi, nor is it visible Join Aleksandr Chertkov, a truck driver Petersburg to Moscow. the president, Mr. Reid responded, from the German-engineered high-speed who has spent years on Russia’s highways, A slide show from Dmitry Kostyukov ‘‘Sure hope so.’’ train. It is along the highway between Aleksandr Chertkov, a trucker, says he as he travels toward Moscow. inyt.com illustrating the journey. CONGRESS, PAGE 7 Moscow and St. Petersburg — a narrow wants a return to the order of Stalin’s time.
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With European parliamentary elections less than eight months away, Prime Minister Enrico Letta of Italy on Monday warned that the rise of angry populism poses the greatest threat to stability on the Continent and could undermine critical efforts to build and strengthen the euro zone’s political and financial institutions. ‘‘We have the big risk to have the most ‘anti-European’ European Parliament ever,’’ Mr. Letta said in an expansive interview at Palazzo Chigi, his office in central Rome. He said mainstream, pro-Europe parties must win at least 70 percent of the seats to avoid a ‘‘nightmarish legislature.’’ ‘‘The rise of populism is today the main European social and political issue,’’ Mr. Letta added. ‘‘To fight against populism, in my view, is a mission today — in Italy and in the other countries.’’ Mr. Letta, 47, who became prime minister in April, is scheduled to meet President Obama in Washington on Thursday to discuss free trade efforts, instability in Libya and the immigration crisis in the Mediterranean. During the interview on Monday, Mr. Letta said Italy would soon announce details about a new government plan to expand air and sea patrols in the Straits of Sicily, following two tragic accidents in which hundreds of migrants died after their smuggler boats capsized while trying to reach the Italian island of Lampedusa. ‘‘Italy will work without waiting for European decisions,’’ he said. ‘‘We know that, at the European level, it is impossible to have on these issues timely decisions. But people are dying today, not waiting for bureaucratic achievement in six to nine months.’’ In recent weeks, Mr. Letta has emerged as a newly empowered figure in Italian and European politics, after he fended off an attempt by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to bring down the coalition government, winning a resounding confidence vote for his government on Oct. 2.
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Luxury Properties Luxury Properties is a bilingual magazine targeted at highnet-worth individuals in Asia looking to enjoy the ultimate in lifestyle residences. LP contains the latest news about architecture, design, investment and outstanding high-end properties for sale globally. Circulation & Demographics: Total Outreach First Published: March 2004 Frequency: Six issues per year Language: Chinese & English Circulation: 102,000 Circulation Breakdown: • Northern China: 18% • Eastern China: 16% • South West China: 10% • Central China: 8% • Hong Kong/Macau: 16% • South East Asia: 30% • Rest of World: 2% Average HHI: $500,000 Average Household Assets: $3,000,000 Value of Primary Residence: $880,000 Own 2+ Properties: 35% Average Age: 45 86% are top management / company owners LP is sent to the most sophisticated Asian-based HNWIs with strong purchase and investment powers. 2014 Rates Size
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Unique Homes China When your high-end sellers read about the staggering level of investment Chinese buyers are making in the luxury market, and especially real estate in the U.S., they likely are asking themselves: “What is my real estate agent doing to promote my home in China?” We have the answer for you: UNIQUE HOMES China Edition. For more than four decades, Unique Homes has been helping agents promote their top listings to affluent buyers outside their local marketplace. The recent launch of UNIQUE HOMES China Edition continues our mission to help luxury professionals bring buyers and sellers together.
Circulation & Demographics: Total Outreach Distribution: 8,000 Copies will be distributed to a select list of affluent Chinese individuals in the major cities – including Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong – as well as in Taiwan and Macau. Magazines also will be made available in private membership organizations. The UNIQUE HOMES China Edition puts you front and center before one of the wealthiest, most desired audiences in the world. And placing an ad couldn’t be easier. • We will create the ad using your photos and copy in one of our templates (up to 6 properties on a page). • We will have your ad translated into Chinese. • You will receive 5 copies for each page of advertising, plus you will be sent a link to the digital version of the UNIQUE HOMES China Edition, which is also promoted online in China. • We can also provide you with a PDF of your ad in Chinese for your own marketing efforts.
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