News Corp.'s latest securities filing spells out the financial arrangements between the media conglomerate Murdoch controls and of his family members for the company's fiscal year ended June 30.
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Jeff Greene, a Florida real estate developer who lost one of the year’s most bitter and closely watched primary elections, is preparing to sue The St. Petersburg Times and The Miami Herald for libel, claiming that articles they published cost him his bid for the United States Senate.
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Google has inked a deal with the Associated Press to keep the news organization’s content on Google News, an issue that was very much in doubt for a time earlier this year when the news aggregator stopped posting AP content as the two sides worked on a new deal.
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We're sure you've heard about Wednesdays front-page nightmare of a typo — and if you haven’t, we aren't going to repeat it.
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Yalies tend to be overachievers. Loath to “waste” a summer, hundreds of us join the throngs of college students nationwide who find internships during their time off. In a 2008 survey, 50 percent of graduating seniors reported participating in internships, according to The National Association of Colleges and Employers.
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USA Today, the nation's second largest newspaper, is making the most dramatic overhaul of its staff in its 28-year history as it de-emphasizes its print edition and ramps up its effort to reach more readers and advertisers on mobile devices.
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Tribune Co. decided not to file an amended bankruptcy reorganization plan after creditor meetings this week, without giving any indication as to whether it will do so in the future.
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The White House press corps may look a bit different when President Obama returns from Martha's Vineyard, with a couple of changes in the past two days.
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Tribune Co., the newspaper and TV station owner that is struggling to exit bankruptcy court protection, said Thursday that it now has about $1.6 billion in cash.
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The union that represents newsroom employees at The Inquirer voted Tuesday night to approve a three-year contract that requires the equivalent of a 6 percent wage cut.
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