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Twenty-First Century Fox's board is set to decide on whether to entertain Comcast's $65 billion cash bid for the New York-based media company. » Read More
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Michael Roth is happy to see representatives from Amazon, Twitter, Snap, and other players in digital advertising at Cannes. » Read More |
The UK's Media Secretary said the revised undertakings will "help to ensure that Sky News remains financially viable over the long term, free from any potential outside influence." » Read More |
AT&T's Stephenson says he feels "relief" at winning the company's court case against the government and completing its purchase of Time Warner. » Read More |
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High-profile successful start-ups say attracting top talent has gotten easier. But For the average small business, finding great talent is still their No. 1 problem.
The #Angels collective wants to help women get a bigger piece of Silicon Valley's startup action.
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Chinese entertainment stocks have declined this week after authorities announced an investigation into tax evasion in the sector.
Britain's government said Tuesday it was now prepared to give Twenty-First Century Fox the provisional go-ahead to buy Sky, subject to the sale of it's Sky News channel.
Britain will give its verdict on Rupert Murdoch's pursuit of Sky later on Tuesday.
Discovery will invest more than $2 billion over the next decade to broadcast and stream golf's PGA Tour outside the U.S., the company said.
Michael Jackson's estate sued ABC, arguing that a special the network aired about the pop singer's final days used his songs and music videos without permission.
The comedian has repeatedly retweeted messages from supporters who defend the racist tweet that got her show canceled.
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Things could be setting up for a "Hollywood moment" for China's film industry, HSBC said in a May report.
Amazon.com said it had hired former NBC executive Vernon Sanders to help run its TV productions.
The CNBC Disruptor 50 companies in 2018 have women CEO and female founder representation far above what is typical in Silicon Valley.
The biggest challenge of landing on the CNBC Disruptor 50 list isn't coming up with a game-changing idea. It's transitioning from a fast-moving start-up into a sustainable business that plays by the rules.
Former NBCUniversal CEO Bob Wright says CBS' ongoing resistance to a merger with Viacom will put an end to dual-share structures at companies, once and for all.
Thomson Reuters on Friday reported slightly higher-than-expected first-quarter sales and earnings.
Vodafone will pay more than $21 billion for some European assets of Liberty Global, a deal Liberty Global's CEO says is "a total win for consumers."
Fox's earnings come as investors look for updates on a sale of most of the company. While Fox's board unanimously approved Disney's offer, Comcast may make a competing bid.
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