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Mike Cannon-Brookes urged investors to focus on fundamentals. Robert Thomson said he is building a lawyer-infested moat. But is anyone listening?
Treasury officials have quietly indicated that Microsoft’s professional networking platform, LinkedIn, could be included in a revived plan to make tech companies pay for news.
As the silly season begins, Australia’s political and corporate heavyweights are set to converge on Lachlan and Sarah Murdoch’s Bellevue Hill mansion for this year's Christmas bash.
After waiting for years for the Albanese government to flesh out its plans to force tech giants to pay for news, the power players involved have just four weeks to fight their corner.
After decades of drama, the Murdoch family saga has finally turned a page. And Australian fundies are enthusiastically buying into the next chapter.
Global CEO Robert Thomson said he and OpenAI's Sam Altman are both "deeply into property".
Some of Australia’s best known fund managers including Perpetual, L1 Capital, Soul Patts and Wilson Asset Management put orders in for News Corp shares sold as part of a landmark family settlement.
Only a few weeks ago, the billionaire was locked in a bitter struggle with his siblings. Australian executive Siobhan McKenna was at the centre of resolving it.
The media conglomerate has raised doubts over the talks, insisting that Australian copyright laws already require AI firms to pay for using material and should not be changed.
Major publishing deals struck with Google in 2021 are set to begin expiring from April next year. The Albanese government has told some executives it aims to finalise the policy by then.
Cameron McIntyre, who oversaw sustained growth at Car Group, is firming as a contender for the top job at REA.
Trump’s lawsuit may be looming, but for News Corp CEO Robert Thomson, AI copyright battles and licensing deals are the real fight.
Lachlan Murdoch is set to have a hand in shaping News Corp’s response to Trump, all while preparing for a fresh legal showdown over the Murdoch family trust in October.
The new deal, which does not include new workplace protections, comes amid mounting concern from union representatives over the ways AI is being used at the company.
News Corp boss Robert Thomson has had his contract renewed, cementing his role after a decade transforming the company into a digital media powerhouse.
Reporters will be taught how to use in-house tools like NewsGPT, as the company ramps up AI use ahead of pay talks and amid growing industry scrutiny.
The corporate affairs boss and News Corp veteran will depart the leadership team after more than three decades, with his role to be split between two executives.
The portfolio manager predicts REA will withstand CoStar’s challenge — and shares his broader market outlook, stock picks and views on US-driven volatility.
Angelo Pandeli has settled his case against News Corp's Australian tabloids, wrapping up the first defamation lawsuit of 2025.
The MEAA, the union representing News Corp staff, raised concerns about whether any AI model had been trained on journalists' work without consent.
The announcement positions News Corp among the leading adopters of artificial intelligence in the global media sector, as publishers continue to navigate its rise.
US analysts describe CoStar CEO Andy Florance as smart, savvy and a feared competitor, expecting him to invest heavily to challenge REA Group’s dominance.
Thomson believes the company’s publishing assets will ensure REA maintains its edge, even if CoStar’s Andy Florance succeeds in his bid for Domain.
The media company isn't relying on a truth defence in its lawsuit with alleged bikie gang leader Angelo Pandeli.
