Gannett's stock resumes trading at 9:30 ET this morning, after falling to $3.70 a share on Friday; for the week, GCI lost nearly 12% of its value. You urged the national news media to write about delays in pension payouts. Corporate discovered that employees found the "water cooler element of a blog to be very reassuring,'' and said it might actually launch a blog of its own; no word on whether this will happen in 2009, however.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Monday Recap: GCI's fallen down, and can't get up!
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Gannett's stock resumes trading at 9:30 ET this morning, after falling to $3.70 a share on Friday; for the week, GCI lost nearly 12% of its value. You urged the national news media to write about delays in pension payouts. Corporate discovered that employees found the "water cooler element of a blog to be very reassuring,'' and said it might actually launch a blog of its own; no word on whether this will happen in 2009, however.
Gannett's stock resumes trading at 9:30 ET this morning, after falling to $3.70 a share on Friday; for the week, GCI lost nearly 12% of its value. You urged the national news media to write about delays in pension payouts. Corporate discovered that employees found the "water cooler element of a blog to be very reassuring,'' and said it might actually launch a blog of its own; no word on whether this will happen in 2009, however.
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