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News Corp. has gained 35 percent since announcement to separate its publication and TV businesses, earnings are estimated to rise 19 percent this year, TheStreet.com reports.
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SYDNEY, April 4- Australia's Fairfax Media, publisher of some of the country's leading newspapers, said on Thursday it is reorganising its business into five divisions to streamline its structure, focus on digital content and cut costs.
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News Corp. has gained 35 percent since announcement to separate its publication and TV businesses, earnings are estimated to rise 19 percent this year, TheStreet.com reports.
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LONDON, March 27- Two former policemen and an ex-prison officer were jailed on Wednesday for selling stories to Rupert Murdoch's tabloid the Sun, Britain's top-selling newspaper.
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LONDON, March 27- A former policemen and an ex-prison officer were jailed on Wednesday for selling stories to Rupert Murdoch's tabloid the Sun, Britain's top-selling newspaper.
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Just do it, is the advice of the London schoolboy who's just sold his smartphone news app to Yahoo for a reported $30 million. The terms of the sale, four months after Summly was launched for the iPhone, have not been disclosed and D'Aloisio, who is still studying for school exams while joining Yahoo as its youngest employee, was not saying.
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Just do it, is the advice of the London schoolboy who's just sold his smartphone news app to Yahoo for a reported $30 million. The terms of the sale, four months after Summly was launched for the iPhone, have not been disclosed and D'Aloisio, who is still studying for school exams while joining Yahoo as its youngest employee, was not saying.
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*Harold Hamm's wife, Sue Ann Hamm, sues for divorce and subpoenas financial records.
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*Harold Hamm's wife, Sue Ann Hamm, sues for divorce and subpoenas financial records.
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*Harold Hamm's wife, Sue Ann Hamm, sues for divorce and subpoenas financial records.
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LONDON, March 21- Media mogul Rupert Murdoch sharply criticised British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday for agreeing tougher press regulation, saying the new system was a "holy mess" and that Cameron had disappointed his supporters.
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LONDON, March 20- British police, investigating allegations of phone-hacking centred on Rupert Murdoch's newspapers, charged the deputy editor of his top-selling Sun tabloid on Wednesday with making illegal payments to public officials.
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CANBERRA, March 19- Australian plans to reform media laws and strengthen scrutiny of newspapers and media mergers appeared doomed on Tuesday, prompting new tension within Prime Minister Julia Gillard's struggling minority government.
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CANBERRA, March 19- Australian plans to reform media laws and strengthen scrutiny of newspapers and media mergers appeared doomed on Tuesday, prompting new tension within Prime Minister Julia Gillard's struggling minority government.
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*Cross-party deal reached after talks in early hours. LONDON, March 18- Britain's main political parties agreed to create a new system to regulate the news media on Monday, hoping to end an era when tabloid newspapers trawled through people's mobile phone messages to dredge up salacious stories.
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*Cross-party deal reached after talks in early hours. LONDON, March 18- Britain's main political parties agreed on Monday to create a new system to regulate the news media, hoping to end an era when tabloid newspapers trawled through people's mobile phone messages to dredge up salacious stories.
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*Cross-party deal reached after talks in early hours* All political parties claim victory* Concerns over press freedom had delayed deal* Hacking victims welcome agreement By Andrew Osborn.
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*Cross-party deal reached after talks in early hours. LONDON, March 18- Britain's three main political parties agreed on Monday to create a new system to regulate the country's scandal-hungry newspapers, after a public inquiry exposed a culture of industrial-scale phone hacking and other unethical behaviour.
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TRADERS BRACED FOR MARKET TURBULENCE AMID BAILOUT CHAOS IN CYPRUS Traders are braced for a turbulent day on European stock markets as leaders in Brussels and Nicosia try to secure a bailout for Cyprus amid a storm of controversy. ().
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Dow Jones & Co said it found no sign of impropriety at its China operations, after the Wall Street Journal reported that a whistleblower had accused Journal employees of bribing Chinese officials for information.
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One of the Middle East's richest investment funds is seeking partners to launch an 8 billion pound bid for Marks& Spencer, the FTSE 100 high street retailer. An American helicopter operator is set to win a 3 billion pound contract to take over Britain's search and rescue service.