Decision makers and opinion leaders recognize the International Herald Tribune as the most complete, credible and concise daily briefing on major issues and events around the world.The International Herald Tribune is published in Paris and read in every country on earth.

For the Global Class
The International Herald Tribune is written for people who need to know what's happening and what it means. These are people who move across continents, who bridge sectors and industries, and who are at home in several cultures. Their lives, their businesses and their tastes require a daily newspaper that is at once as broad and as focused as they are. Leaders in business and government rely on the International Herald Tribune to tell them how important events around the world affect their work, their political choices, their investments and their families.

Worldwide Sensor
Now solely owned by The New York Times, the International Herald Tribune draws on the most powerful and discerning international news gathering network of any newspaper in the world. Its editors decipher critical early warning signals from sources around the world to give readers a balanced, practical assessment of emerging trends.

Focused
The International Herald Tribune understands that its readers are subject to massive information overload. It provides carefully selected news coverage, and combines it with the context and perspective that give meaning to raw news. The opinion pages provide an international forum for provocative debate on the issues that are engaging business
and government leaders.

Trusted and Enjoyed
The International Herald Tribune is trusted by its readers because it is independent of any political or commercial interest. They enjoy and rely upon its unique blend of news, analysis, business, culture and sports to inform them about the political, economic, technological and social trends that drive the global markets in which they operate. They depend upon it as their daily international newspaper. They read it because they want to read it.