Rupert Murdoch

The US Federal Reserve's FOMC meets on 17 September.

Johnson lost his cool swearing into microphone during heated debate with opponents at City Hall.

Former cabinet minister 'victim of vendetta' over voicemail hacking investigation.

US news channel condemned for snide reference to gender identity problems of jailed whistleblower.

Prime minister to be advised on Tory campaign by Sun politics editor Graeme Wilson.

Executives fear Murdoch's US empire could be at stake if corporate charges are brought.

Murdoch-dominated Australian press is uniformly hostile in its welcome for the campaigning UK MP.

Anglicised daughter of disgraced former Italian PM has been widely tipped as his political successor.

Media mogul upset at Russian crackdown on opposition and its policy over Syria.

Not showing cricket on terrestrial television is making the sport invisible, argues Alfred Joyner.

Ed Miliband loses Labour election chief in Falkirk 'mess' claims that Unite pushed his office manager for seat.

Embattled tycoon says son or News Corp chief Robert Thomson will lead publishing business when he dies.

Former prime minister forced to issue statement denying unfounded rumour in wake of media mogul's divorce announcement.

The Chinese-born Wendi Deng is being divorced by media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and stands to receive millions in a pre-nuptial agreement.

Dramatic allegations for the failure of the marriage of media mogul Rupert Murdoch and his Chinese wife Wendi Deng has begun to filter onto the internet.

Skordelli and her brother Tasos Krasopoulis ordered the slaying of media tycoon Andy Hadjicostis.

Murdoch, 82, is worth some $11.2bn (£7.1bn) according to Forbes magazine's rich list.

News Corporation CEO has been married to his Chinese-born wife for 14 years.

Members of LulzSec gang posed as 16-year-old girl and directed readers to story of Rupert Murdoch suicide.

An auction to have coffee and an hour chat with Apple CEO Tim Cook has sold at auction for £400,000

Foxtel advert using act of bestiality to promote Australian TV channel causes outrage in Sydney.

Google's plans to redesign European search results already met with criticism by rival search engine.

An auction for a one-hour coffee with Apple CEO Tim Cook has passed £100,000, more than tripling estimate price.

Labour leader tells Inverness party conference SNP leader preaches 'divide and rule' policies.

Girl Guides lend overwhelming support to Lucy Holmes' No More Page 3 campaign.

Tea Party Fire Ants accuse Fox News of being to complacent towards US President Barack Obama

Will the Sun back Nigel Farage? Speculation grows as columnist Gaunt and reporter McMullan join party.

Free expression under threat, argues Shane Croucher, as press regulation seeks to cover all 'news-related material' published.

News International paper to pay 'substantial damages' as further details of phone hacking scandal emerge.

David Cameron climbs down after saying he opposed law to regulate press.