News Corp's Australian assets appear to be doing well but the reality is much more complicated.
The Seven Network has started slashing jobs as part of an attempt to cut $55 million in costs by the end of the financial year.
Business says company tax cuts will lead to more investment and jobs. American CEOs are most honest -- they'll use it to boost their own pay. And history shows they're right.
The Daily Telegraph's "analogue meme" Al Bundy reaction to the postal survey speaks as much about News Corp's ailing health as it does about the company's stance on marriage equality.
Murdoch showed again today his shareholders shouldn't have a voice. Here's a full list of former AGMs that went much the same way.
Stung by the loss of a trove of hacking tools, the US government has made public its rules for how it handles discoveries of flaws in computer systems used by businesses and consumers worldwide.
The government is crunching charities for foreign donations and tax breaks. Why, then, are the Minerals Council and other corporate lobby groups allowed tax breaks on their foreign funding?
That said, it's because the company's share structure is dodgy.
The real estate advertising arm of News Corp is the success story of the latest financial results.
Lachlan and James Murdoch presented a po-faced denial that anything is changing at Fox.
