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19.03.26 - 20:48
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14 ASX shares about to go ex-dividend (Fool)
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Stocks going ex-dividend include Flight Centre, Perenti, NRW Holdings, and Service Stream.
The post 14 ASX shares about to go ex-dividend appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia....
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18.03.26 - 17:36
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Dow Jones Special Committee Elects Melanie Kirkpatrick (Business Wire)
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Dow Jones Special Committee, established as part of the acquisition of Dow Jones & Co. by News Corp in late 2007, has elected Melanie Kirkpatrick to succeed Tom Bray.
Kirkpatrick, an author and retired journalist who spent most of her career at The Wall Street Journal, will serve out Bray's term ending Dec. 31, 2029, at which time she would be eligible for reelection to a five-year term.
The committee earlier elected member Lawrence Ingrassia in December to succeed Bray as board chair. Ingrassia, a retired journalist who worked as a senior editor at The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, joined the committee in 2020.
Bray is retiring from the committee after 18 years as chair since its inception. Bray said he was honored to serve on the committee and help preserve The Wall Street Journal's well-deserved reputation for fairness in reporting the news as well as the newspaper's longstanding Opinion section motto "free markets and free people.”
Kirkpatrick, wh...
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04.03.26 - 23:42
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Casino directors face bombshell judgment (SMH)
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A Federal Court judgement is due this morning on the landmark case brought against an entire board of former Star Entertainment directors for alleged conduct which has left the casino operator on the verge of collapse....
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04.03.26 - 07:36
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News Corp is essentially an AI ′input company′, chief executive says, after US$150m deal with Meta (The Guardian)
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Chief executive Robert Thomson says he often speaks to both OpenAI's Sam Altman and Meta's Mark ZuckerbergNews Corp's global chief executive has described news organisations as a valuable “input” for artificial intelligence, as the media empire signs an AI content licensing deal with Meta worth up to US$50m (A$71m) a year.In an upbeat presentation, the chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's company, Robert Thomson, said the “reliable” breaking news and information in publications like the Australian, the Times of London and Dow Jones was “hard to beat” as an “input” for AI. Continue reading......
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