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  • News Corp. nears DirectTV deal

    Industry sources say Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. is close to a deal to take control of the largest US satellite television provider DirecTV and create a US$70 billion global network.

  • Murdoch's DirecTV offer in the wings

    Negotiations between Ruport Murdoch's News Corp. and General Motors are continuing over a takeover bid for DirecTV, but the GM board will not vote on the proposal at a regularly scheduled meeting later today.

  • News Corp up as funds bet on DirecTV deal

    Shares in News Corp jumped three percent Monday, as fund managers continued to speculate that media mogul Rupert Murdoch could take control of US satellite television provider DirecTV.

  • Murdoch to walk out on DirecTV deal?

    Rupert Murdoch's News Corp is said to be ready to walk away from a deal to merge its satellite operations with America's biggest satellite player.

  • News Corp beaming at DirecTV prospect

    News Corp's efforts to take control of DirecTV have been bouyed with the departure of Hughes Electronics Chairman Michael Smith. But the deal could still be derailed by rival suitor EchoStar.

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