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May 15 2013 17:48 BST
Inside Business: Letter gives Hirai chance to change Sony
Daniel Loeb's tilt at Sony has achieved one goal already. As the activist investor quietly built his $1.1bn stake in the Japanese electronics icon, its shares were climbing. The disclosure of his "timely plan to strengthen Sony", as he dubbed it in his letter to chief executive Kazuo Hirai, sentBy Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson
May 13 2013 20:29 BST
Bloomberg finds that sorry is the hardest word
Bloomberg is not used to apologising. Since Michael Bloomberg sold his first data terminal in 1982, its obsessive focus on cutting-edge technology and industry-beating customer service has made it a market leader in a financial data industry once dominated by older firms such as Reuters and Dow Jones. Its newsBy Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York
May 13 2013 19:53 BST
US television: sofa so good
It makes one feel culturally and digitally up-to-date to think that cable and the internet will kill broadcast TV. The issue is pressing at the moment because "upfronts" are here: the period when US broadcasters present autumn line-ups, in the hope of nailing down commitments from advertisers. Given that US
May 10 2013 20:12 BST
Week in review, May 11
A round-up of some of the week's most significant corporate events and news stories. Corporate person in the news: Tom Mockridge As far as senior executives at News Corp are concerned, Tom Mockridge is going over to the enemy, writes Robert Budden. Five months ago, the 22-year veteran of Rupert
May 10 2013 18:54 BST
BSkyB launches Project Purple to stave off BT threat to sports TV
Anyone doubting that BSkyB is concerned about rival BT's impending launch of its sports TV channels need look no further than "Project Purple". This internal team at the satellite broadcaster is charged with responding to the threat of BT Sport. On Thursday, BT surprised many analysts with the announcement thatBy Robert Budden and Duncan Robinson
May 10 2013 16:42 BST
News Corp veteran switches sides to Virgin in pay-TV battle
As far as senior executives at News Corp are concerned, Tom Mockridge is going over to the enemy. Five months ago, the 22-year veteran of Rupert Murdoch's media empire left abruptly as head of News International, the group's UK newspaper division. He had missed out on the job to runBy Robert Budden
May 09 2013 17:04 BST
US equities slip despite Tesla charge
US stocks declined despite a jump in Tesla Motors with the carmaker's shares rising strongly after its latest electric vehicle received a near-perfect score from a leading consumer reviews publication. The S&P 500 lost 0.2 per cent to 1,629.41 as Wall Street stocks took a rare break from recent record-settingBy Arash Massoudi in New York
May 09 2013 00:06 BST
Broadcast TV must adapt says News Corp
Broadcasters must break some of the rules by which they have operated for decades, News Corp's Chase Carey said on Wednesday, after a weak season in which the four largest free-to-air US television channels have all seen ratings fall. Mr Carey, chief operating officer of the group behind Fox, saidBy Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson and Emily Steel in New York
May 08 2013 21:25 BST
Lombard: Sainsbury gives a solid performance in a fragile sector
Food retailing is a tough and challenging business. And that's just for investors. Of the three major quoted grocers, Tesco and Wm Morrison have gone into reverse in terms of trading, leaving only J Sainsburymarching onwards. Led by Justin King on his way to an un-totemic 10 years in charge
May 08 2013 10:42 BST
Former News International boss Mockridge named Virgin Media chief
Tom Mockridge, a former chief executive of News International, has been appointed chief executive of UK cable-TV service Virgin Media in a move that will put him in direct competition with BSkyB, the rival satellite TV operator and another of Rupert Murdoch's media interests. Mr Mockridge left the UK newspaperBy Robert Budden, Chief Media Correspondent
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May 08 2013 21:03 BST
News Corporation Reports Third Quarter Earnings Per Share of $1.22 on Net Income Attributable to Stockholders of $2.85 Billion
Apr 22 2013 13:26 BST
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Apr 22 2013 13:21 BST
Pension Funds and Shareholders’ Counsel Announce Settlement of News Corporation Derivative Litigation: An Announcement by Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann and Grant & Eisenhofer

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