HOTLINE: News Corporation announces losses
16 Aug 2002
News Corporation, Rupert Murdoch's media group, has announced losses of $6.3 billion following a
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REVIEW: News Corporation announces plans
21 Mar 2003
News Corporation has announced plans to raise more than $1.35 billion ( 900 million) through a new
News Corporation to stay put at Wapping
10 Sep 2008 | by Staff
LONDON - News Corporation today confirmed it will redevelop its Wapping headquarters, rather than...The media group, founded by Rupert Murdoch, has ruled out a move to three shortlisted developments in the City and Canary Wharf. It has appointed architects Future Systems to design a redevelopment scheme on the existing site. All News Corporation's business arms including News International, Harper Collins, MySpace ...
REVIEW: News Corporation to buy Telepiu
04 Oct 2002
Rupert Murdoch has confirmed that News Corporation is to buy the Italian pay-TV group Telepiu from
Media: News Corporation brings in consulting company
25 Feb 2005
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has brought in the consultancy McKinsey to advise on a new global
REVIEW: News Corporation expects strong second-quarter results
14 Feb 2003
News Corporation is expecting strong second-quarter results this week, largely brought about by a
News Corporation plans to split off satellite platforms
23 Jun 2000 | by ANNA GRIFFITHS
News Corporation is planning to split off its worldwide satellite platforms, which would include...News Corporation is planning to split off its worldwide satellite platforms, which would include ... . Sky Global Networks will hold News Corporation s stakes in BSkyB, its Star network in Asia and interests in its satellite business across Europe, Japan and Latin-America. News Corporation s stakes ...
Hotline: Matthew Anderson takes on role at News Corporation
21 Mar 2008
of group director, strategy and corporate affairs, Europe and Asia, at its parent group, News Corporation.
REVIEW: News Corporation out of race to buy business
16 Aug 2002
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation is out of the race to buy the core business of Leo Kirch
Hotline: News Corporation reportedly in talks with Yahoo!
22 Jun 2007
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation is reportedly in talks with Yahoo! about selling MySpace for $12
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