ALARM bells over Johnston Press’s future started ringing in May 2015 when, after announcing a major debt restructuring and rights issue, the firm’s share price – which had topped £59 in 2004 – plunged from £1.30 to less than 20p. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/business_hq/16977432.margaret-taylor-40m-johnston-press-pension-woe-likely-to-be-a-turn-off-for-buyers/
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Brian McGuireOctober 12, 20181 Mins read
Margaret Taylor: £40m Johnston Press pension woe likely to be a turn-off for buyers
Brian McGuireOctober 12, 20181 Mins read 
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