Abramson served as the Times’ top editor from 2011 until she was ousted in 2014.
headlined “Why Some Executives Wish E.S.G. ‘Just Goes Away'” — reporting on an energy executive’s frustration with environmental guidelines being imposed by big investment firms.Abramson did not point to a specific story or piece of New York Times coverage that had triggered her ire.
The New York Times is known for hosting its own conferences featuring top figures across various industries. In November, the paper’s “DealBook” summit included a notable appearance by disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, who used the platform for assert his innocence from allegations that he defrauded his firm’s customers.Abramson had a contentious exit from the New York Times in 2014, with critics accusing the paper’s top leaders of sexism.
At the time, Sulzberger denied in a statement that sexism was at play and said Abramson was fired as executive editor because “she had lost the support of her masthead colleagues and could not win it back.”
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