Full Coverage: Rupert Murdoch and Fox

David Hill, the influential impresario of Fox Sports who developed snazzy gimmicks that turbo-charged the presentation of TV sports, is stepping down from his senior position at 21st Century Fox.

Publishing company News Corp. said its finances are in good shape and that it would begin paying investors a semiannual cash dividend.

It’s one of the world’s biggest media companies, but Rupert Murdoch reminded everyone Thursday that it’s still a family business — and his two sons, James and Lachlan, will be running it soon.

For Rupert Murdoch’s second in command, it might as well be part of the job description: a willingness to step aside for family succession plans.

The entertainment empire Rupert Murdoch is turning over to his sons James and Lachlan will face far different challenges from the ones he encountered during the last 60 years.

Shares of 21st Century Fox were little changed Thursday as the succession plan for Rupert Murdoch became clearer.

Among captains of industry, entertainment executives continue to reap some of the biggest rewards when it comes to compensation.

Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox lowered its profit targets for its next fiscal year because of ratings struggles at the Fox Broadcasting network, unfavorable foreign exchange rates and consumers’ rapid shift to watching TV shows online.

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Rupert Murdoch had his modern media empire family on display for shareholders.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch got a slight bump in overall pay for fiscal 2014.

Rupert Murdoch has shared some of his thoughts on U.S. and British politics, the Scottish referendum for independence -- and why he aborted his company’s $80-billion bid this summer for rival Time Warner.

Fox has entered the age of “Empire.”

Evan Smith recalled standing with his little brother in the foyer of John Creech’s home in December 2010 and begging Creech to spare their father’s life.

It may seem hard to remember now, but a few years ago “American Idol” was such a huge hit that a rival TV executive called it a “monster” that should be killed.

Most studios come to CinemaCon to show off their summer blockbusters -- flashy tentpole movies exhibitors know will bring hordes of filmgoers to their theaters.