Gannett on Tuesday became the latest media giant to announce it will split off its publishing business from its faster-growing assets. The owner of USA TODAY, founded in 1906 as a small newspaper ...

Nexstar Media announced it will purchase Tegna, the broadcast arm of Gannett. It will buy all shares of Tegna for $22 per ...

Multiple top reporters are leaving The Arizona Republic — and it’s unclear how many more will follow after Gannett issued ...

Gannett, the Owner of USA Today, Is About to Get a Whole Lot Bigger GateHouse Media, a newspaper company backed by a hedge fund, agrees to buy the venerable chain for roughly $1.4 billion.

That August, then-president of Gannett’s news division Maribel Perez Wadsworth published a column in USA Today outlining the company’s diversity goals. It included links to diversity reports ...

The company will own Gannett’s non-publishing assets after its spinoff is completed in mid-2015, according to a release published by Gannett Tuesday: ...

The Gannett Company has reached an agreement to acquire Milwaukee-based Journal Media Group, which is the parent company of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, for $280 million.

In its first quarter, Gannett posted a net loss of $80.2 million, including $78 million due to depreciation and amortization and $34 million in cash charges tied to the company’s recent merger.

Gannett brands include the USA TODAY and more than 260 daily local newspaper brands, digital marketing services companies ReachLocal, WordStream, and ThriveHive and U.K. media company Newsquest.

Gannett Company Inc. (NYSE:GCI) Q3 2021 Earnings Conference Call November 5, 2021 8:30 AM ETCompany ParticipantsMike Reed - Chief Executive OfficerDoug ...