The company's shares resume trading this morning after closing Monday at $18.51, down 6.7% after the fourth-quarter financial report. It was the steepest one-day decline since April 16, 2012. GCI ended that day at $13.89, down 7.7%, after Gannett reported first-quarter financial results that also disappointed investors.
Yesterday, it's worth noting, U.S. stocks suffered their worst day of the year after political worries sent Italian and Spanish debt yields soaring, rattling investors around the globe.
Yesterday, it's worth noting, U.S. stocks suffered their worst day of the year after political worries sent Italian and Spanish debt yields soaring, rattling investors around the globe.
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