Those who have met the Russian expat describe her as intelligent and someone “who knows her way around the corridors of extreme wealth and power”.
While the News Corp board will meet in Australia this month,the empire’s retired patriarch Rupert Murdoch is staying away.
Like his sister Elisabeth,James withdrew himself from the succession. And so now we get Lachlan. For the sake of news,and all of us who consume it,that’s too bad.
One of Lachlan Murdoch’s biggest challenges will be how to handle Donald Trump in an election year.
The Succession finale may have only been four months ago,but Rupert Murdoch’s big news has reignited our appetite for billionaire media mogul drama.
Rupert Murdoch may technically have stepped back from running the media empire he built over many decades,but don’t be fooled by his new title.
Every morning before catching the school bus,Lachlan and his siblings would read the morning papers,with his father flagging stories of interest,ordering:“Read that.”
Trump’s death has become a recurrent subject in the Australian billionaire’s rants,according to new book.
The move punctuates a precipitous fall for Vice Media,which won a Pulitzer Prize in 2020 and was once valued at $8.5 billion.
After months of struggling to find a buyer,Vice – a start-up once valued at $US5.7 billion – is reportedly preparing for bankruptcy.
Shareholders expect consequences for giant-sized snafus,but there is no suggestion of a management overhaul at Fox.