USA Today parent
Gannett has sold its 10-story office building in Phoenix
for $37.65 million, according to public real estate records, the Arizona Republic
The
250,000-square-foot building, built in 1995, houses The Arizona
The newspaper has a lease agreement to stay in the building
at 200 E. Van Buren St
KPNX-TV and
marketing firm G/O Digital, both owned by Tegna Inc., will also stay in
the building following their lease agreement, the paper says.
Meanwhile
Gannett has been shedding staff with voluntary early retirement packages, the
New York Post reported.
Six staff
members were to leave The Indianapolis Star Jan. 2, according to the Indianapolis Business
Journal.
The Detroit
Free Press planned to lay off six as well, according to Crain’s Detroit
Business. Some staff at the Detroit News may also face layoffs, the business
paper reported.
Six
newsroom employees took a retirement buyout at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
as well, Urban Milwaukee reported.
Four
newsroom employees at the Democrat andChronicle (Rochester , New York
Two
journalists took early retirement from the Times Herald (Port Huron , Michigan
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