RESTON, Va. -- Gannett Co., publisher of USA Today, The Indianapolis Star and dozens of the other newspapers, plans to cut 1,400 jobs, about 3 percent of its work force. Bob Dickey, head of the company's newspaper division, informed staff of the layoffs in a letter. He told employees that "there have been some promising signs of a recovery, but the reality is the improvements are not broad-based ...

Gannett cutting 1,400 jobs at local papers (AFP via Yahoo! News)

USA Today owner Gannett Co., the biggest newspaper chain in the United States, announced plans on Wednesday to cut some 1,400 jobs at its local newspapers.

Gannett newspapers to cut more than 1,000 jobs: report (AFP via Yahoo! News)

The biggest US newspaper chain, Gannett, which owns USA Today, will eliminate more than 1,000 jobs at its local newspapers, the Wall Street Journal reported in its online edition Wednesday.

Gannett to cut 1,400 newspaper jobs (National Post)

Gannett Co., the largest U.S. newspaper owner, will eliminate about 1,400 publishing jobs by July 9 as it copes with declining advertising and circulation.

Apple silent over Jobs' health (CIOL)

NEW YORK, USA: The mystery over Apple chief Steve Jobs' coming back to work is over, as the company officially announced that he is back at work after a nearly six-month medical leave and a lever transplant.