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Updated 31 minutes ago
News Corp.’s Fox broadcast unit said its reality-TV chief Mike Darnell has decided to step down after 18 years at the network as audience ratings decline for “American Idol,” its most-watched program.
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Updated 1 hour, 38 minutes ago
Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney untangles the complex Wikileaks saga and founder Julian Assange’s brilliant, dark mind in the fascinating “We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks.”
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Updated 27 minutes ago
KKR & Co. and Silver Lake Management LLC are vying with Yahoo! Inc. to acquire Hulu LLC, escalating a bidding war that has attracted cable and satellite TV, private equity, a talent agency and media mogul Peter Chernin.
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Updated 45 minutes ago
The bridge collapse on Interstate 5 north of Seattle this week highlighted the nation’s aging infrastructure and the lack of significant improvements in the six years since 13 people died when a Minnesota span fell.
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Updated 46 minutes ago
Joe Arpaio, the sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, violated the constitutional rights of Latinos who were stopped and detained as part of a crackdown on illegal immigrants, a federal judge said.
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Spot gasoline in Los Angeles declined against futures for a third day to the lowest level in more than six weeks as refineries restored production after repairs.
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Updated 41 minutes ago
Health insurer Health Net Inc.’s low California premiums run the risk of attracting a sicker clientele that may backfire by driving up its medical costs.
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Updated 41 minutes ago
Yahoo! Inc. submitted an offer for Hulu LLC, the online video site, according to a person with knowledge of the situation, expanding the number of suitors for the service to at least seven.
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Buying Tumblr was a good move but selling Alibaba is going to haunt Yahoo for a long time.
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Updated 2 hours, 1 minute ago
Pandora Media Inc., the biggest online radio service, surged as much as 13 percent after reporting quarterly mobile revenue that almost doubled while controlling expenses.
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