In 1994 and 1995, Gray purchased two newspapers, the "Rockdale Citizen" (acquired May 31, 1994) and "Gwinnett Post-Tribune" (acquired January 1995; quickly renamed "Gwinnett Daily Post") and seven advertising weeklies. In 1995, the company moved its stock listing to the New York Stock Exchange. By this time, Robinson, directly or through Bull Run, owned 44% of the company's stock. Gray had started to focus on its TV station segment over the newspaper holding while TV produced more income and the newspapers' income were declining. Just months after doubling the "Daily Post"s staff, one third were laid off and a quarter of "The Albany Herald"s staff followed in January 1996. Newspaper leaders resigned during this period–from the corporate president in late 1995 to the "Citizens" editor and publisher.