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Even as the Murdochs Bitterly Feud, Their Empire Thrives

Summary by The Economist
Why are investors so keen on their legacy media companies?

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independentaustralia.netindependentaustralia.net
Lean Left

The decline of the Coalition of Murdoch-led media and rise of the young

The Coalition's spectacular Election failure demonstrates the waning power of the News Corp-led media cartel.

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Sydney Morning HeraldSydney Morning Herald
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Lean Left

The Murdochs are stuck in a multibillion-dollar family feud. The empire they’re fighting over is flourishing

Why is a pair of legacy media companies controlled by a dysfunctional dynasty so popular with investors?

·Sydney, Australia
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The EconomistThe Economist
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Business TimesBusiness Times
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Even as the Murdochs bitterly feud, their empire thrives

Why are investors so keen on their legacy media companies?

·London, United Kingdom
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Capital.deCapital.de

Power Struggle in Rupert Murdoch's Empire – Two Sons at War

Rupert Murdoch is the world's most powerful media mogul, arch-conservative and 94 years old. In the struggle for his successor, his youngest son is now ahead – a liberal of all things

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Capital.de broke the news in on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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