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My Wall Street Journal, a parody of the Wall Street Journal on newsstands this week to mark the April 15 tax deadline, has rankled News Corp executives so much that they’re trying to make sure no one sees it. The New York Times’ Richard Perez-Pena...
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Treasury prices fell Friday after rising oil caused investors to worry about rising inflation’s erosion of fixed-income valuations.
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Stocks gave up early gains to trade mixed Friday as investors balanced concerns about rising oil prices with a surprise jump in home construction.
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A company rooted in bringing the Internet to the masses, AOL is shifting its focus toward serving niche audiences with the launch of dozens of specialty Web sites.
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Think twice before you sign up for an online service using a fake name or e-mail address. You could be committing a federal crime.
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Stocks that are moving substantially or trading heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq:
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Rice futures sank to a six-week low Friday, falling for a fifth day on hopes that exports from Pakistan and Japan will ease fears of a shortage of the staple consumed...
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Oil prices held on to most of their gains Friday after Saudi Arabia’s oil minister said his country boosted production by 300,000 barrels per day last week in...
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A United Nations translator was sentenced to a year in prison for using U.N. stationery and fraudulent documents to smuggle people into the United States from...
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Wall Street pulled back Friday as enthusiasm over a surprise uptick in home construction gave way to renewed concerns about how consumers will fare as oil pushes to...
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Oil prices surged more than $3 Friday, shattering a previous record in a spike near $128 a barrel, as prices at the pump pushed to new highs of their own.
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Treasury prices rose Friday despite an increase in home construction as investors focused, instead, on data showing a decrease in consumer sentiment.
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Stocks slipped Friday as investors’ nervousness over a fresh record for oil prices dented enthusiasm over a surprising jump in new home construction.
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Stocks are little changed in early trading Friday as investors digest new record highs for oil and a surprising jump in new home construction.
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Wall Street is headed for a higher opening after the Commerce Department issued a better than expected report on housing starts.
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FAO Schwarz will open toy stores in close to 700 Macy’s department stores over the next two years.
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Wall Street was headed for a modestly higher open Thursday as investors awaited data on new home construction last month.
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Taylor Hicks is going from “Idol” to “Angel.”
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Prosecutors say a New York landlord who tried to kill a tenant with a bomb has been indicted on attempted murder and other charges. The tenant lost a leg in the blast.
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Americans spent $1.23 billion on video games, hardware and accessories in April, up 47 percent from a year earlier, even as the price of more essential items like food...
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The New York Times won three accolades for its Web sites and USA Today won two as the “EPpy Awards” were announced Thursday.
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A spokeswoman for Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. says the media conglomerate has withdrawn its bid to purchase Newsday.
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With Rupert Murdoch closing in on owning his third New York-area newspaper, opposition is emerging from consumer groups to potentially more concentration of ownership...
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Rupert Murdoch is reported to have said that News Corp won’t fight Microsoft for Yahoo.
Talking to investors at the annual Bear Stearns Media Conference, Murdoch...
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Yahoo Inc. is discussing a possible partnership with News Corp. in its latest effort to repel Microsoft Corp. or prod its unsolicited suitor into raising its current...
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Rupert Murdoch’s $5 billion-plus bid for Dow Jones & Co., publisher of The Wall Street Journal, cleared its final hurdle Thursday as shareholders of the...
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Shareholders of Dow Jones & Co. gave final approval Thursday to a $5 billion bid from Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. to acquire the financial publishing...
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Rupert Murdoch shook up several top management roles at his media empire Friday, naming a new CEO of Dow Jones & Co. and elevating his son James to a senior...
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James Murdoch was appointed News Corp.’s chairman and chief executive for Europe and Asia, officials said Friday, suggesting that he would most likely succeed his...
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Rupert Murdoch is retiring as chairman of British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC, and his son James is standing down as chief executive officer to take a new position in...
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Richard Zannino will depart as chief executive of Dow Jones & Co., publisher of The Wall Street Journal, after the company completes its sale to Murdoch’s...
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Dementia can prove to be detrimental to your health. Forgetting basic tasks can be pretty bad. It seems like dementia hits the educated folks harder than less educated...
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After acquiring The Dow Jones, Murdoch is mapping the road ahead for the company as News Corp. is set to bolster WSJ’s presence, especially in Europe and Asia and plan...
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Internet entrepreneur Brad Greenspan claimed that he has gained the support of five investor groups to thwart Murdoch’s $5 billion buyout bid for Dow Jones.
These five...
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Satellite broadcaster BSkyB has added 90,000 new customers to its pay-TV service in the previous quarter that ended in June. Overwhelmed by the 17 percent growth in its...
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Wall Street Journal might get an alternative bid to topple Murdoch’s whimsical $5 billion, or $60 per share offer.
According to latest reports, Ron Burkle, the...
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The battle for the Wall Street Journal isn’t seems to end up early as the scenes in the drama are changing quite frequently.
It was expecting that Murdoch would...
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Global media group, News Corporation discloses its intention to sell its nine FOX network-affiliated TV stations in the US.
News Corp didn’t reveal the purpose of the...
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To thwart Murdoch aggressive bid for Dow Jones, Independent Association of Publishers’ Employees (IAPE) has team up with billionaire investor Ron Burkle.
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After a month long vacillation, The Bancrofts family, which controls and regulates Dow Jones, publisher of The Wall Street Journal, ready to look into the Rupert...
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In this May 8, 2008 file photo, News Corp. Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch attends Time’s 100 Most Influential People in the World Gala in in New York. News Corp., the media conglomerate controlled by Rupert Murdoch, has withdrawn its bid to purchase...
