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News Corp signs Roger Ailes to new Fox contract
Roger Ailes, the veteran television executive who launched the Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network, has signed a new five-year contract with News Corp, Rupert Murdoch's media conglomerate.
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News Corp. Re-ups Ailes as Fox News Chief
Rupert Murdoch may or may not be fed up with Fox News, but his alleged displeasure, if genuine, didn't stand in the way of him giving Roger "more Murdoch than Murdoch" Ailes another five years at the helm.
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GM shares soar on news of auto loan compromise
Shares of General Motors Corp. soared in afternoon trading, reversing the morning's historic plummet, on news of a deal that could result in a financial bailout of the automaker industry.
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Global news agencies boycott Australian cricket
Global news agencies have boycotted coverage of the first cricket Test between Australia and New Zealand starting Thursday because of conditions imposed by organisers.
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Industry Moves: News Corp Re-Ups Ailes For Five Years
A senior News Corp exec has a new deal with the company and it's not Peter Chernin. Roger Ailes, who had two years to go on his current agreement, has a new five-year lease on life at *News Corp* which starts immediately.
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Fox News' Roger Ailes signs on for another five years
Roger Ailes, the savvy and hard-charging television executive who transformed the Fox News Channel from an upstart enterprise to the top-rated cable news network, has sealed a deal to remain in his po
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Fox News CEO Ailes staying 5 more years
Fox News Chief Executive Roger Ailes, who pulled Fox News Channel past Time Warner Inc.'s CNN in the ratings in 2002, has signed a new five-year contract with News Corp.
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News agencies skip Australia vs. New Zealand test coverage
Global news agencies did not cover Thursday's first day of the first test between Australia and New Zealand because of a dispute over conditions imposed by Cricket Australia, the sport's governing body in the country. The Associated Press was joined by Reuters and Agence France-Presse in refusing to cover the two-match series. The New Zealand Press Association's cricket writer did not attend the ...
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