before we| go, you don't want to get drawn on personnel issues, but i want to ask you about newscorp,and the murdochs, and what is been going on with the family succession plan, if you like, and how that is going to affect you going forward. any insight there? �* you going forward. any insight there? , ., , you going forward. any insight there? , ., there? i'm focused squarely on makin: there? i'm focused squarely on making dow — there? i'm focused squarely on making dow jones _ there? i'm focused squarely on making dow jones a _ there? i'm focused squarely on making dow jones a success i there? i'm focused squarely on. making dow jones a success and making dowjones a success and making dowjones a success and making the wall streetjournal a success and we've got great support from newscorp and the rest is an ownership matter stop what i had to ask. thank you for coming on and speaking to us, almar latour from the wall streetjournal. staying in the us, thousands of boeing workers went on strike on friday, after union members at the firm's west coast factories overwhelmingly rejected a

rea is majority owned by rupert murdoch's newscorp, which is looking for new revenue as the newspaperby andy warhol — but the campbell's soup company is dropping �*soup�* from its name after more than 100 years. campbells says it's part of a shift in focus to other snack foods and jarred sauces. it's chief executive mark clouse said "we will always love soup" but "today we're so much more than soup". that's all we have time. stay with us here on bbc news. thanks for watching. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm pippa horn. now great britain are beginning their davis cup campaign without three time grand slam champion, andy murray, for the first time since his retirement. and an injury for us open semi—finalistjack draper means that they're also without their top ranked player. draper has been unable to recover from a niggle he picked up in new york which has ruled him out of day i of the tie. he is being replaced by 29—year—old billy harris who will make his davis cup debut in manchester. at the moment dan evans is taking on finland's eero vasa and double break of serve. that match i

rea is majority owned by rupert murdoch's newscorp, which is reportedly keen to diversify its revenueustry continues to decline. the italian banking giant unicredit says it's bought a 9% stake in germany's commerzbank and it's seeking approval to buy more. it bought some of the shares in a planned sale by the german government and bought the rest on the open market, raising the prospect that it's interested in a full takeover. commerzbank�*s shares havejumped by as much as 17% in early trading. amazon web services has announced a planned 10 billion dollar investment to build and operate new data centres in the uk over the next 5 years. the cloud computing division of the internet giant claims it will says it will contibute 18 billion dollars to the uk economy by the end of 2028 and support 111,000 jobs. its soup cans were made famous in artworks by andy warhol but the campbell's soup company is dropping soup from its name after more than 100 years. campbells says it's part of a shift in focus to other snack foods and jarred sauces. chief executive says "we will always love soup" but "

rea is majority owned by rupert murdoch�*s newscorp, which is looking for new revenue as the newspaperdollars to build and operate new data centres in the uk over the next 5 years. the cloud computing division of the internet giant claims it will contibute 18 billion dollars to the uk economy by the end of 2028 and support ia,000 jobs. and its soup cans were made famous by andy warhol — but the campbell�*s soup company is dropping �*soup�* from its name after more than 100 years. campbell�*s says it�*s part of a shift in focus to other snack foods and jarred sauces. its chief executive mark clouse said "we will always love soup" but "today we�*re so much more than soup". lets take a look at the markets. investors are finding it a little bit hard to make sense of what that inflation data in the united states means about the united states means about the prospect for a recession and the cost of borrowing. it is mostly negative in the picture here in europe, the ftse 100... actually see ac ftse100... actually see ac suffering west losses. you can see a similar direction in the united stat

the australian property listings company rea group — which is owned by rupert murdoch's newscorp — saidp over 20%. joining me now is susannah streeter, head of money and markets at hargreaves lansdown. it's quite a staggering rise in share prices there today for rightmove. what's so attractive about the company? it rightmove. what's so attractive about the company?— rightmove. what's so attractive about the company? it seems as thou:h about the company? it seems as though rea _ about the company? it seems as though rea group _ about the company? it seems as though rea group has _ about the company? it seems as though rea group has joined - about the company? it seems as though rea group has joined a l though rea group hasjoined a surge of enthusiasm with house—builders for interest rates cuts but also its the operating model of rightmove, it is the premier browsing portalfor property here it is the premier browsing portal for property here in the uk. even though there had been some concerns about costar arriving on the market as a rival which could challenge the dominant position, it's

on tuesday, the court heard testimony from a former executive with murdoch—owned media giant newscorpe" by google's sprawling online advertising business. antitrust lawyer daniel mccuaig explains how the lawsuit will impact the tech giant. so the case is a bench trial, not a jury trial. that means thejudge will decide not a jury trial. that means the judge will decide both whether google is liable and if so what the remedy is. so all eyes are on the judge. i think watching for primarily two things. first, whether google �*s argument that the us doj hasn't understood competitive dynamics here, instead of there being these three adjacent product markets each dominated by google, like the doj has alleged, it's reallyjust one larger market where google competes against the likes of facebook and amazon and various streaming services. and it has a market share of only 25% at most. that's a tough argument for google to win, but if google can win it, it will win the case. google can win it, it will win the case-— the case. now, with the debate a few hours _ the case. now, with the debate a fe

. >>> shares in right move soar to the stoxx 600 as the newscorp confirms the takeover bid. >>> and officialata out of china shows the steepest decline in factory growth in six months dragging chinese equity markets into the red and weighing on european mining stocks. >>> as normally the case at the top of the brand new month, we pretty much get manufacturing data out of regions as well. to take a look at the eurozone, final manufacturing pmi number coming in at 45.8. the flash figure for that was 45.6 then. a small marginal increase on that one when it comes to eurozone final manufacturing pmi. very marginal uptick. still in contractiona dlsary territory. do you not want to cut interest rates? just a question that will be asked in the market. at the same time, italian gdp numbers coming out this morning with the figure of 0.2% quarter on quarter. a confirmation of that figure there with q2 gdp confirmed at on 0.9% year on year. again, slight and marginal uptick but showing there is growth in the markets then, particularly off the back of what we have seen of late. big question markets aroun

0verwho against we have his eldest children. 0ver who will gain the most voting shares to control newscorpon the trial i spoke to patty manning, journalist and the author of the book of the successor, the high—stakes life of one of rupert murdoch's son. how h ow exa ctly how exactly does the trust work, the family trust at the moment? the trust has eight votes, a controlling stake in box and news corp. rupert has four votes and each of his four elder children have one vote each. when rupert dies, his four votes effectively expire and you have a 4—way tussle for control, that's the scenario worrying rupert murdoch. who does the spit lachlan against? well, rupert is arguing that lochland should have an expanded voting power as he does now so that he can control the trust regardless of the views of his three siblings. prudence from his first marriage, and elizabeth and james from his second marriage. and the scenario that they are worried about is that the more politically moderate siblings will try to wrest control of the empire once rupert dies, from lachlan and what i reported in my book w

murdoch, who are the oldest children over who will gain the most devoted shares and power to control newscorpenders, director of research at enders analysis. alice, this is fascinating, and the hbo drama succession is sort of in everybody�*s thinking when we discuss this. tell us what you know. t when we discuss this. tell us what you know.— when we discuss this. tell us what you know. i think what we all know really _ what you know. i think what we all know really does _ what you know. i think what we all know really does come - what you know. i think what we all know really does come from j all know really does come from the new york times in the sense that they are the ones who received a very important leaked document, setting out the substance of the proceedings, which is mainly that the three children, three other older children are opposed to the changes that rupert murdoch is suggesting, because it undermines and changes the terms of the trust whereby all four of the children would be equal decision makers upon the parsonage of their father, and clearly, the aim of rupert murdoch is,

against three of his eldest children over who will gain the most voting shows to control fox news and newscorputhor of the book the success of, a high—stakes light of lochland murdoch. 0ne high—stakes light of lochland murdoch. one of rupert's sons. i need some explanation to start off with. how does the trust work, the family trust at the moment?— trust work, the family trust at the moment? , ., , the moment? the trust has eight boats, a controlling _ the moment? the trust has eight boats, a controlling stake - the moment? the trust has eight boats, a controlling stake in - boats, a controlling stake in box and news corp. rupert has four boats and each of his four elder children have one vote each. when rupert dies, his four birds effectively expire and you have a 4—way tussle for control —— four boats. that's the scenario is worrying rupert murdoch. ~ ., the scenario is worrying rupert murdoch. ., ., , the scenario is worrying rupert murdoch. ~ ., ., , , , murdoch. who does the split lochland against? _ murdoch. who does the split lochland against? well, - murdoch. who does the split i lochl