The Competition Commission again inquired into this purchase but cleared it. In 2005, Newsquest’s "Exchange Enterprises" division paid £50.25 million for "Exchange and Mart" and "Auto Exchange" from "United Advertising Publications" after the small ads weeklies' publisher's parent, United Business Media, decided to concentrate on its 'core activities'. Newsquest also owned the formerly named "Brentford, Chiswick and Isleworth Times", later known as the "Hounslow and Brentford Times", which closed in 2010. On 11 December 2006, Gannett denied having plans to sell Newsquest, contradicting a story in the previous day's "Sunday Express" that claimed the media giant was carrying out a company review with the Credit Suisse investment bank, and could sell Newsquest for up to £1.5bn. Gannett had replied by saying: "There is no truth in the report. Newsquest is a valuable part of the Gannett company." On 2 July 2007, in his blog on "The Guardian"’s website, media analyst Roy Greenslade revealed the content of a Newsquest company memo which acknowledged that its staff pension scheme was £65 million in deficit. Members of the company’s workforce were given the options of increasing their contributions (from 6% to 10%) to keep the same final salary scheme, paying in less for an inferior version, opting for a ‘money purchase’ scheme; or ditching their pension altogether. The company’s U.S. parent Gannett had on 18 June reported that revenues from its newspapers and broadcasting had fallen – but, the US press release said: ‘Newsquest experienced higher national advertising revenue’. It was "hardly a picture of a company suffering from poor health", commented Greenslade. On 8 August 2007 Newsquest started offering users of its Greater London titles' websites downloadable supermarket coupons, which could be redeemed at supermarkets including Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons for money off a range of goods from cranberry products to canned pet food. Newsquest’s regional digital and display manager Eddie Embleton was "very excited by the prospects that this new initiative presenusers (...) An online and offline campaign has been prepared to drive our readers and users directly to the appropriate coupon galleries, with the print element specifically aimed at driving traffic to our website and turning our readers into users." The company hoped to "launch the gallery across the whole of the Newsquest network", the press release added.