News Corporation (NWSA) Share Price

$NWSA one to watch today for potential breakout following earnings beat

NWSA post .19 in EPS

News Corporation is expected to report earnings on Thursday and nine separate valuation analyses imply the stock’s almost 40% undervalued. Even at no earnings growth, the company still appears to be nearly 30% undervalued:

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This stock screen shows that NWSA is one of the most fundamentally undervalued mid cap stocks trading on the nasdaq: screen

$NWSA Is this a joke? Where are the financials? Is everyone wrong about the date? Or postponed again? Makes no cents...

Aren't earnings supposed to come out today?

With rumors of major share buyback & the possibility or instating dividends, I thought there would be more talk around here

Why did this stock tank?

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NWSA News Corp. decision could come by Thurs.: WSJ Print
BY MarketWatch 5:52 PM ET 06/26/2012

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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- News Corp. (NWSA) [s:nws] will decide whether it will split into two publicly traded companies as soon as Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reported late Tuesday, citing a source familiar with the matter. Earlier, the company confirmed it is considering such a move. News Corp. (NWSA NWSA NEWS CORP NEW 21.76 Change +1.675 (+8.34%) AS OF 4:00 PM ET 06/26/12.) owns Dow Jones & Co., the publisher of The Wall Street Journal and MarketWatch

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NWSA News Corp. profit climbs 65% on cable, studios
PROVIDED BY MarketWatch - 4:16 PM 02/08/2012

CHICAGO (MarketWatch) - Media conglomerate News Corp. (NWSA) said Wednesday that its fiscal second-quarter profit rose 65% on increased earnings at its cable-television networks and film and television studios. The company said it earned $1.06 billion, or 42 cents a share, in the quarter ended Dec. 31, compared with a profit of $642 million, or 24 cents, in the same period a year earlier. Excluding items, News Corp. NEWS CORP said it would have earned 39 cents a share in the latest three months. Revenue rose 2% to $8.98 billion. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters were expecting a profit of 34 cents a share on revenue of $8.94 billion. News Corp. (NWSA) is the parent company of Dow Jones & Co., which includes MarketWatch, the publisher of this report.

NWSA News Corporation Reports Second Quarter Net Income of $1.06 Billion
PROVIDED BY Business Wire - 4:03 PM 02/08/2012

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- News Corporation (NWSA) today reported second quarter revenue of $8.98 billion, a 2% increase over the $8.76 billion of revenue reported a year ago. The quarterly revenue increase was led by growth at the Company’s Cable Network Programming, Television and Filmed Entertainment segments, partially offset by declines at the Company’s Publishing and Other segments.

The Company reported second quarter total segment operating income(1) of $1.50 billion, a 16% increase over the $1.29 billion of total segment operating income reported a year ago. This improvement was led by a more than doubling of contributions at the Company’s Filmed Entertainment segment, as well as strong double-digit increases at the Cable Network Programming and Television segments. These increases more than offset declines at the Publishing and Other segments. The decline at the Other segment primarily resulted from the inclusion of an $87 million charge ($0.03 per share) related to the costs of the ongoing investigations initiated upon the closure of The News of the World.

The Company reported second quarter net income of $1.06 billion ($0.42 per share), as compared to net income of $642 million ($0.24 per share) reported a year ago. This year’s second quarter results include $125 million of pre-tax income in Other, net, principally reflecting a non-cash gain from the consolidation of Fox Pan American Sports following the acquisition of the remaining outstanding ownership stake not already owned by the Company. The second quarter results also include a $44 million pre-tax gain from British Sky Broadcasting’s (“BSkyB’s”) share repurchase program, included in equity earnings of affiliates, which was essentially offset by a $36 million pre-tax restructuring charge primarily related to the U.K. and Australian newspapers. Excluding the net income effects of these items, the charge related to the investigations in the U.K. and comparable items in both years, second quarter adjusted earnings per share(2) this year are $0.39 compared with the adjusted year-ago result of $0.29.

Commenting on the results, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Rupert Murdoch said:

“The significant growth we reported in the quarter in the Cable Network Programming, Television and Filmed Entertainment segments clearly validates our strategy to develop and distribute superior wide-ranging content. I am particularly pleased with the success of our business strategies in spite of the uncertain economic conditions that we continue to face. News Corporation’s commitment to delivering value to our stockholders is unwavering and we will continue to focus on generating superior shareholder returns, as evidenced by our strong year to date earnings and the successful completion of over half of our previously announced share repurchase program.”

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