News Corporation (NWSA) has been making significant moves in their financial strategy. The key being a consistent emphasis on a
$1 billion stock buy-back program. NWSA has shown robust financial performance that has led to occasional
outperformance against competitors and all-time high stock reports amidst a surging profit trend. This growth has gained the attention of Wall Street, raising questions on the bullish vs bearish stance. Insiders, such as
Citi and
JPMorgan Chase & Co., initiated coverage and boosted their holdings in News Corp, respectively, indicating marked institutional interest. Meanwhile, the
shareholders rejected an activist bid to end the dual-class share structure, preserving the Murdoch family's control. NWSA also explored strategic moves like the potential sale of its Australian video business. Multiple concerns regarding the company's performance in the communication service sector and against major indices such as the Dow and Nasdaq were raised. The company's CFO stepping down after a 140% surge in stock value is noteworthy, as is the lawsuit against AI startup Perplexity.
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