- Roll call: Based on hundreds of contributions, readers counted layoffs one paper at a time. Total jobs cut so far: 1,904.
- The decision is final: The company launches what is likely the industry's biggest-ever mass layoff.
- Gross vs. net: Those year-ago profit margins suggest Gannett could have been setting aside money for a rainy day, no?
Monday, December 08, 2008
Monday Recap: We say goodbye, over and over!
The three most clicked-on posts last week, while yours truly was getting sick as a dawg:
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No, Gannett has not been hording cash. Check here http://tinyurl.com/5hjmuq and you will see that cash on hand is not increaseing.
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