News Corporation (NWSA)
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NWSA Stock Predictions, Articles, and News Corporation News
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Hulu’s Buyer Will Face an Uphill Battle
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Stocks Come Out Swinging: Monday’s IP Market Recap
Positive news in construction and manufacturing combined with a number of analyst upgrades to help push the broader indices ahead Monday.
Stay Away From the New News Corp
Anyone who is tempted in the slightest to buy shares of the new News Corp should have their head examined.
5 Stocks That Don’t Care What Bernanke Says
Tapering, schmapering. For these five stocks, the latest comments from Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve were shrugged off ... or even welcomed.
What’s Next for Gannett?
Gannett's purchase of TV station owner Belo was a brilliant stroke to counter its slower newspaper business, but GCI might be pressured to do more.
Writers’ Eyes Fixed on Apple Pricing Case
Recent events affecting the book publishing industry, such as the Apple (AAPL) price-fixing case, have captured the attention of myself and other authors.
The Battle to Buy Hulu Heats Up
Hulu was put up for sale in 2011, but offers failed to meet the company's asking price. But a new bidding war is emerging, giving buyers a second chance.
Monday Apple Rumors: Thinner Retina MacBook to Bow at WWDC
Apple to debut slim, 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro at the WWDC; Apple is trying to wrap up agreements with music labels; and ebook price-fixing case goes to court.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Malware Targets Android Devices
Mobile malware is almost entirely targeting Android; a bidder pays $600,000 for coffee with Tim Cook; and Apple is ringmaster of e-book price-fixing scheme.
Why I Shouldn’t Have Sold Disney Stock
Learn from my mistake. I sold Disney last year but it continues to turn in solid numbers, including a better-than-expected second quarter.
