Trinity Mirror boosted by Local World buy
Losses from failure of New Day newspaper offset by acquisition of rival publisher
Brexit good for newspaper business
Political drama that unfolded following Britain’s vote to leave the EU led to a boost in sales
Trinity Mirror aims to avoid Brexit hit
Newspaper group promises action as advertising sales slide
UK newspapers consider ad sales venture
Rivals working together to find ways of countering declining print revenues
Strategic quitting and when to pull the plug on a failed project
Arrogance about their own ability to rescue a situation can prevent leaders from changing course
Trinity Mirror needs to polish its strategy
Digital revenues are rising but not fast enough to offset newspaper declines
Trinity Mirror defends strategy after The New Day folds
Chief reflects on print experiment that analysts and shareholders called ill-conceived
Trinity Mirror should not be condemned for The New Day’s failure
Experimenting with a different newspaper idea was justified, writes John Gapper
Trinity Mirror to axe New Day after two months
Publisher overestimated demand for ‘optimistic’ daily title as circulation falls below expectations
UK publishers look to consolidate in print battle
Johnston Press steps back into newspapers as Q1 ad revenues fall 16% — double 2015’s decline
Bank leverage ratios leave Treasury with a gilt complex
Big bond funds might be suitable replacement if big banks are losing their capacity to buy
The New Day looks less Daily Mail than Metro
Trinity Mirror launches UK’s first new standalone national daily for three decades
Trinity Mirror profits drop ahead of New Day launch
Newspaper investment is publisher’s attempt to draw digital readers back to print
Trinity Mirror targets digital readers as New Day dawns
UK media group believes it can overcome print challenges
Mirror to launch new cut-price tabloid
New Day to hit streets despite Independent’s online-only plans
