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371. Gannett
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Rank: 371 (Previous rank: 332)
Compare tool: Gannett vs. Top 10
CEO: Craig A. Dubow
Address: 7950 Jones Branch Dr.
McLean, VA 22107
Phone: 703-854-6000
Website: www.gannett.com
  $ millions % change from 2007
Revenues 6,767.7 -9.5
Profits -6,647.6 -729.7
Assets 7,796.8 —
Stockholders' equity 1,055.9 —
Market value (3/27/2009) 587.0 —
Profits as % of  
Revenues -98.2
Assets -85.3
Stockholders' equity -629.6
Earnings per share  
2008 $ -29.11
% change from 2007 -744.0
1998-2008 annual growth rate % N.A.
Total return to investors %
2008 -78.1
1998-2008 annual rate -17.2
Rank Company 500
rank		 Revenues
($ millions)
1 R.R. Donnelley & Sons 233 11,581.6
2 Gannett 371 6,767.7
3 McGraw-Hill 391 6,355.1
4 Washington Post 514 4,461.6
5 Idearc 695 2,973.0
6 New York Times 697 2,948.9
7 R.H. Donnelley 750 2,616.8
8 Scholastic 801 2,412.6
9 Valassis Communications 809 2,381.9
10 Cenveo 877 2,098.7
11 M&F Worldwide 920 1,906.2
12 McClatchy 923 1,900.5
13 E.W. Scripps 960 1,806.2
14 American Greetings 970 1,776.8
Issue date: May 4, 2009
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