Crain’s New York Business: Time Inc. is becoming a different company — more than half of employees have been at the publisher for less than three years — and editorial quality and morale are not CEO Joe Ripp’s only concerns. The company is under pressure to find new revenue — and show investors it can grow again, and won’t slowly deflate until it’s taken over and sold for parts. “The pressure is always going to be there,” Ripp said. “That is the reality of where we are. But we have hundreds of millions of dollars to invest.”