have also opposed Murdoch's plan, disclosed in October, to recombine the companies that he separated in 2013.to review proposals for a potential combination.
T. Rowe Price wanted to make its concerns known to the boards and the public before the companies put forward any firm proposal, the newspaper quoted Vincent DeAugustino, one of the portfolio managers who oversees T. Rowe's investment in News Corp, as saying. The asset management firm also had concerns related to the potential financial consequences of litigation against Fox News by the voting machine companies Dominion and Smartmatic, DeAugustino said.
In the 2013 split, Murdoch put his publishing business in News Corp, a newly created public entity, and the TV and entertainment businesses under 21st Century Fox.
I’m confused… Didn’t Rupert Murdoch already own fox? The only thing I like is that Rupert doesn’t like Trump. Now we have to worry about GovRonDeSantis Merging fake Christianity with state affairs.
Pity he didn't raise concerns over Fox content.