Three-decade-old digital-only site gets into print edition

After nearly three decades as a digital-only financial news site, Arena Group’s TheStreet.com is getting a print edition. But don’t expect to start getting it in your mailbox. The print magazine will be published quarterly, with half of its content original and half previously published on TheStreet.com or its paid subscriber offering, TheStreet Pro. The magazine isn’t included in a Pro membership, and you can’t subscribe specifically to the print edition either—if you want the physical object, you’ll have to pick it up on the newsstand for $14.99.

Launched by a group including investing commentator Jim Cramer in 1996 as the dot-com boom was gathering steam, TheStreet has been wholly owned by Arena Group (then called Maven) since 2019. Jim ceased working as a columnist for the site in 2021. O’Neill said TheStreet’s recent monthly traffic has varied between around 22 million and 26 million according to Comscore. The figure had declined amid Google’s search and AI changes, but O’Neill said has stabilized and is rising again.