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Gannett profit declines 12% from year-ago gain

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Last Update: 8:54 AM ET Oct 11, 2006


CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Gannett Co. said Wednesday that its third-quarter net income declined 12% from that of a year earlier, when it had a gain related to an exchange of assets with Knight Ridder. The newspaper publisher and broadcaster (GCI : Gannett Co., Inc.
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GCI57.72, +0.82, +1.4%) said it earned $261.4 million, or $1.11 a share, compared with net income of $274.6 million, or $1.22 a share, in the year-ago quarter. The prior-year result included an 8 cent-per-share gain on the sale of the Idaho Statesman and newspapers in Olympia and Bellingham, Wash. Excluding stock compensation expense, Gannett would have earned $1.14 a share in the latest three months. Revenue rose 2.7% to $1.91 billion, as political advertising helped boost revenue at the company's 23 television stations. Analysts polled by Thomson First Call were expecting a profit of $1.11 a share on revenue of $1.94 billion.
 

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Fleursdumal ha scritto:
Bonjour a tout les bondaroles

nonostante maxi-formattata nada da fà, alla partenza sempre stesso problema , invece di 3giga ne legge 1,25 , dopo un paio di riavvii tutto ok ma nel frattempo mi collassa java o microsoft jv :sad: nessuno riesce a capire il perchè; alpinnnnnnnnnn fai luce :idea:

Adieu

se hai formattato e il problema rimane allora il problema è hardware. Cambia il disco rigido.
 

Fleursdumal

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USA: NY, PICCOLO AEREO SI SCHIANTA CONTRO EDIFICIO
(ANSA) - WASHINGTON, 11 OTT - Un piccolo aereo s'é
schiantato contro un edificio di Manhattan, a New York,
all'altezza della 71/ma Strada nell'Upper East Side. Lo
annunciano le tv americane mostrando immagini in diretta.
Non c'é al momento ipotesi di terrorismo, né notizia
di vittime.
 

gipa69

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AP
Slowing Economy Helped Fed Retain Rates
Wednesday October 11, 2:11 pm ET
By Jeannine Aversa, AP Economics Writer
Slowing Economy, Retreating Energy Prices Helped Fed Leave Rates Alone

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A slowing economy and retreating energy prices made it somewhat easier for the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates steady last month.
That was in sharp contrast to the August meeting where policymakers wrestled with their next move. They ultimately decided at the August session to halt a two-year string of interest rate increases. But the Fed members also said that had been a close call.

At the Sept. 20 meeting, some softer indicators of economic activity and slightly lower readings on core inflation "pointed to a modestly better inflation outlook and hence made the policy decision today somewhat less difficult than it was in August, when it was seen as a particularly close call," said minutes of the session released Wednesday.

September's decision marked the second meeting in a row where policymakers decided to leave interest rates alone.

Jeffrey Lacker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Va., was the lone dissenter at both meetings. Lacker said he would have preferred that the Fed increase interest rates by one-quarter of a percentage point.

"Mr. Lacker dissented because he believed that further tightening was needed to bring inflation down more rapidly than would be the case if the policy rate were kept unchanged," the minutes of the September meeting said.

The Fed minutes said "many meeting participants emphasized that they continued to be quite concerned about the outlook for inflation."

But looking ahead, most participants thought that inflationary pressures would eventually ease, in part as the economy slowed down and in part due to falling energy prices.

On the growth side of economic equation, policymakers said a "significantly more sluggish performance than anticipated could not be entirely ruled out."
 

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