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After acquiring The Dow Jones, Murdoch is mapping the road ahead for the company as News Corp. is set to bolster WSJ's presence, especially in Europe and Asia and plan to sell off Dow Jones' collection of Ottaway community newspapers to accumulate...
After so many initial hiccups and kinks, finally, Rupert Murdoch achieved his decades-long dream of running the venerable Wall Street Journal, as Dow Jones accepted his $5 billion buyout bid.
The board decided to accept the offer at a meeting late.
The battle for the Wall Street Journal isn't seems to end up early as the scenes in the drama are changing quite frequently.
It was expecting that Murdoch would clinch the deal, but Bancroft family is doing everything possible to stop News Corp's.
Rupert Murdoch seems near to get Wall Street Journal as he said that $5 billion is enough to get the prestigious journal.
Murdoch is hopeful to merge the Wall Street Journal in its mammoth media empire as he assert that any deal with Dow Jones..
The board of Dow Jones has taken control of negotiations over the merger option of its flagship publication the Wall Street journal. Board replaced the company's dominant Bancroft family, which owns more than 64% of the voting shares in the parent...
Global media group, News Corporation discloses its intention to sell its nine FOX network-affiliated TV stations in the US.
News Corp didn't reveal the purpose of the sale and the cost as well for the stations. The nine TV stations, which are for..
After rebuffing the $5 billion offer for Dow Jownes, it seems the Bancroft family has had a change of heart. In an important development that could make or break the future of News Corp. bid for the company, the owners head into key talks with Rupert.
After a month long vacillation, The Bancrofts family, which controls and regulates Dow Jones, publisher of The Wall Street Journal, ready to look into the Rupert Murdoch’s $5 billion bid to buy the company, as well as other potential offers....
The Italian government has floated a new conflict of interest law that may weaken Silvio Berlusconi's dominance of the Italian television and help rival media baron Rupert Murdoch, Chairman and CEO of News Corp in the country.
Under the proposed law..
The rumours had been around for sometime now that Yahoo! was going to acquire Facebook. According to BusinessWeekOnline.com, Yahoo! initially offered Facebook $1.4 billion dollars. This, was because of the resounding success of MySpace - be it about...
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