News Corporation Class A (NWSA) has been in the news for a series of significant developments. These events include an announcement of a
US$1 billion buyback program, which has prompted speculation about a shift in the company's capital allocation strategy. Multiple asset management companies have also adjusted their positions in NWSA:
Assenagon Asset Management has sold off over a million shares, whereas
Cooper Investors and Fort Baker Capital Management have increased their holdings significantly. Meanwhile, NWSA's stock performance has been a topic of debate, with some suggesting the company is underperforming compared to the Dow. However, strong quarterly revenues driven by growth in
Dow Jones and digital real estate services units have supported the company's financials. News Corp's ongoing stock repurchase program continues to gain attention, with multiple updates communicated to shareholders. There has also been a secondary offering of Class B common stocks. The company's shareholder structure became a spotlight issue after
Starboard Value proposed the end of a dual-class voting structure, a move that was ultimately rejected by shareholders. The company also announced
Julian Delany as their new CTO, and they had a positive earnings call for Q2 2025.
News Corporation Class A NWSA News Analytics from Fri, 28 Jun 2013 07:00:00 GMT to Fri, 26 Dec 2025 09:53:27 GMT -
Rating 7
- Innovation 2
- Information 8
- Rumor -3
