Rupert Murdoch

Leonardo DiCaprio and Adam Sandler are tied in the second position with earnings of £24 million each.

Media mogul tweets about controversial religion and claims Cruise is "either number two or three in heirarchy'.

Vivendi stocks lead the Cac-40, after reports say that Jean-Bernard Lévy is set to quit amid strategic differences over the future of the group, which owns Canal Plus and are makers of World of Warcraft and Diablo III

Rupert Murdoch, News Corp chief executive, has confirmed that within a year his media business will be split into publishing and entertainment units.

Rupert Murdoch is planning to split News Corp's publishing and entertainment businesses, the company has confirmed.

News Limited did not announce the number of redundancies as part of its new restructuring plan.

Rupert Murdoch's takeover bid of CMH comes in wake of reported job cuts at News Limited .

News Corp rubbishes claim and Murdoch says he stands by every statement of his at Leveson.

Message sent to prime minister soon after the Sun shifted allegiance to Conservative party.

PM blames New Labour for making cosy press relations and claims permanent fight with media.

Allegations of attempting to pervert course of justice in News of the World police probe.

Deputy prime minister continues to distance himself from Rupert Murdoch over serious failure of corporate governance

Labour leader tells Leveson Inquiry there is need for greater media plurality.

Ex-Tory prime minister claims inquiry into media ethics is 'last chance saloon' to cut out cancer of bad press practices.

Despite chancellor and former prime minister being hauled in front of Leveson, unanswered questions remain.

Live coverage of chancellor George Osborne and former British prime minister Gordon Brown at Leveson Inquiry into press ethics.

Culture secretary defends his quasi-judicial impartiality and 'sympathy' for News Corporation's bid to take over BSkyB.

Culture secretary grilled over conversation between his adviser, Adam Smith, and News Corp lobbyist Fred Michael.

Justice secretary Ken Clarke tells phone-hacking probe of time journalists tried to bribe his local bank's staff to get his account details.

Business secretary tells Leveson Inquiry that despite 'declaring war' on Rupert Murdoch he always sought to separate personal feelings from quasi-judicial role.

Former prime minister denies that media baron Rupert Murdoch told him to get MP Tom Watson to back off phone hacking scandal

Tony Blair, in his appearance to the Leveson Inquiry, has downplayed suggestions that he and his government were too close to Rupert Murdoch and News International.

Former prime minister likely to be grilled over his alleged close relationship with Rupert Murdoch.

Adam Smith tells Leveson Inquiry that News Corporation's Fred Michel exaggerated department's support for BSkyB bid.

MP describes owners of the Sun and News of the World as "ultimate floating voter, but with menace"

Former Labour cabinet minister Peter Mandelson attacks tabloid press and says there is 'no more important time' to make changes.

Former culture secretary Tessa Jowell claims police never asked her to make written statement on Clive Goodman and Glenn Mulcaire hacking arrests.

Prime minister had three conversations with media mogul in run-up to Iraq war.

Poll of Prime Minister's constituents in Witney, Oxfordshire, shows discontent with relationship with News Corporation CEO

Tory and Labour MPs continue argument over 'partisan' voting in report on News Corporation response to News of the World hacking