(Bloomberg) — Rupert Murdoch’s plan to combine News Corp. and Fox Corp., recreating the conservative-leaning media goliath that he split apart nine years ago, drew mixed reactions on Wall Street. Most Read from Bloomberg Several analysts said the potential recombination is unlikely to solve one of the key problems facing Fox and News Corp. — low valuations relative to their peers. While News Corp. gained 3.4% amid a broad market rally, Fox’s Class A shares dropped 9.4% for the biggest… Source link
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Rupert Murdoch is reportedly considering a recombination of Fox (FOXA) and News Corp (NWSA). According to Murdoch-owned The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the 91-year-old businessman is currently in early discussions to rejoin the two entities of his media empire, which formerly split in 2013. Disney acquired the bulk of Fox’s entertainment assets in a $71 billion deal back in 2019. The WSJ report added that special board committees have been established by both companies to study a possible deal… Source link
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