News Corp. Poised to Change Constitution
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News Corp. said Wednesday it may change its constitution to appease Australian investors still undecided about its proposed move to the United States.
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The move is an important step toward a purchase by the News Corporation of The Wall Street Journalâs owner, Dow Jones.
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MEDIA giant News Corp and its secondbiggest shareholder, Liberty Media, are reportedly close to a share swap deal that would shore up Rupert Murdoch's control of his company.
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SYDNEY : Global media giant News Corp caved in to investor pressure and adopted a series of corporate reforms aimed at averting a shareholder revolt over its plan to relocate from Australia to the US state of Delaware.
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RUPERT MURDOCHâS News Corporation has been forced into instigating a last-minute &quot;charm offensive&quot; on investors after learning that its plan to shift from Australia to the United States could be defeated.
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NEWS Corporation shareholders were told yesterday to expect an even brighter future if the global media conglomerate moved its primary listing to the New York stock exchange.
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NEWS Corporation has discussed swapping its MySpace internet social network site for a 25% stake in an enlarged Yahoo. Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corp, is reportedly ready to give up control of MySpace in return for a significant stake in a much larger internet business.
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Ltd. has  offered an olive branch to investors opposed to it moving its  main share listing to the United States, telling them it is  considering moves to enhance shareholder rights.
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News Corp. shareholders approved Rupert Murdoch&#39;s plan to move his media company to the US from Australia, making it easier to raise money for expansion and allowing the stock to be
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It's time to begin watching for Rupert Murdoch's stamp on The Wall Street Journal.
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News Corp Ltd executive chairman Rupert Murdoch has offered a compromise to concerned institutional investors on future control issues and the possibility of the media empire delisting from the Australian Stock Exchange, it was reported.
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News Corp. and its second-biggest shareholder, Liberty Media Corp. are close to a deal that will solidify News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch's control of his company, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people close to the situation.
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Rupert Murdoch won hard fought  shareholder approval on Tuesday to shift the corporate  headquarters of his $48 billion News Corp. Ltd. media empire to  the United States and finally sever his Australian roots.
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation and Dow Jones & Co. today have agreed in principle to editorial protections for the latter's Wall Street Journal, taking Murdoch one step closer to owning the company and its marquee newspaper.
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News Corp. (NWSa.N) could finalize a  deal "as early as next week" to swap its controlling interest  in DirecTV Group Inc.  and other assets for Liberty  Media's  $11 billion stake in News Corp., a source  familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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The Wall Street Journal said on  Wednesday it is reorganizing its editing ranks to deal with  what it called &quot;profound changes sweeping the news business.&quot;
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) - Rupert Murdoch&#39;s News Corp., in an attempt to mollify Australian investors who had expressed concerns about its proposed reincorporation in the United States, late Wednesday said its board of directors has outlined a series of