Lex Fenwick, a 25-year Bloomberg veteran, will oversee the Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones Newswires and other properties

Cops claim journalists at now-shuttered News Corp. tabloid misled them and obstructed search for missing girl later found dead

The News Corp. chairman and CEO tweeted about the company's botched acquisition

Glenn Mulcaire, a private investigator who worked for the News of the World, has been arrested

News Corp.'s massive stake in the company made the vote perfunctory, but almost a third of independent shareholders opposed Murdoch's re-election

The former MySpace and Facebook exec will stay on as an adviser and board member as the company nears its IPO

Parliament to rule he was "ill-informed" but not "mendacious," according to the Guardian

Time Warner fared well in its latest earnings report while Sony and News Corp. took their hits

Income dropped during the quarter in part due to $91 million restructuring charge for its U.K. newspaper business

The media baron faces tough questions about phone hacking scandal -- vote results due later Friday

The Guardian reports that one of Rupert Murdoch's key deputies, Andrew Langhoff, has resigned amid accusations that the Journal was buying copies of its own paper

Bloomberg reports readership sits at 120,000 a week -- far less than what Rupert Murdoch said it needed to break even

Says there is "nothing we've seen" to substantiate the claim

They claim that phone hacking is the latest in a sustained pattern of failed corporate governance and illicit activity at media conglomerate

Compensation for many top executives rises after a strong year while the phone hacking scandal seems to have had no effect