McClatchy Faces De-Listing by NYSE
Sacramento Bee, April 17, 2009
By Dale Kasler
McClatchy, one of the nation's largest newspaper publishers, faces de-listing by the New York Stock Exchange. Its shares have fallen below the minimum required value of $1.00. Under the NYSE's rules, Sacramento-based McClatchy has 45 days to submit a plan to get back in compliance, and 18 months to execute the plan.
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