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Tue, Sep 29 2009

Gannett forecasts earnings beat

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gannett Co Inc forecast stronger-than-expected quarterly results, sending shares up nearly 19 percent, as cost cuts helped the largest U.S. newspaper publisher soldier through a tough ad market.

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UPDATE 3-Gannett forecasts earnings beat; shares jump

* Shares rise nearly 19 pct (Adds prior layoffs, background on newspaper industry, updates share price)

UPDATE 1-Cox won't sell Austin American-Statesman newspaper

NEW YORK, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Cox Enterprises has taken the Austin American-Statesman off the market after failing to get satisfactory offers for the daily newspaper, the company said on Thursday.

U.S. newspaper stocks soar -- can the rally last?

NEW YORK (Reuters) - With all the talk of newspapers dying, telling people that Gannett Co Inc's stock rose 96 percent in July and was the top gainer on the S&P 500 index would amount to a "man bites dog" headline.

UPDATE 3-Media General posts profit, stock soars

NEW YORK, July 22 (Reuters) - Media General Inc posted a quarterly profit on Wednesday on cost cuts and said advertising revenue declines are beginning to ease, a cautious but hopeful note for battered U.S. newspaper publishers that sent some of their stocks rocketing.

Gannett profit beats estimates, shares rise

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gannett Co Inc , the largest U.S. newspaper publisher, reported stronger-than-expected quarterly results after slashing jobs to cut costs, sending its shares up 22 percent.

UPDATE 3-Gannett profit beats estimates, shares rise

NEW YORK, July 15 (Reuters) - Gannett Co Inc , the largest U.S. newspaper publisher, reported stronger-than-expected quarterly results after slashing jobs to cut costs, sending its shares up 22 percent.

Ex-First Boston CEO to run UFL's NY football team

CHICAGO, June 8 (Reuters) - The United Football League named on Monday the former head of First Boston Corp as the owner of its New York team, ahead of the American football league's October launch.

U.S. newspaper circulation declines worsen

NEW YORK (Reuters) - If there's one thing that the U.S. public is not giving newspapers, it's their support.

U.S. newspaper circulation declines worsen

* New York Post weekday circulation down more than 20 pct

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