Fox Corporation (Class A)

Fox Corporation is a US media and broadcasting company headquartered in New York. Its Class A shares trade on Nasdaq under the ticker FOXA, and the company is included in the S&P 500 index. The company was formed in 2019 when the news, sports and broadcast businesses left over after Disney's acquisition of the entertainment assets of Twenty-First Century Fox were separated.

Fox's main assets are news channels such as Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network, the FOX broadcast network and its affiliated television stations, and sports broadcasts under the Fox Sports banner. The free, ad-supported streaming platform Tubi and the subscription service Fox Nation are also among the company's digital products. Income comes from advertising sales, carriage fees collected from cable and satellite operators, and sports broadcasting rights.

Class A shares carry voting rights only on limited matters. Those following Fox Corporation stock typically watch news and sports audience trends, advertising spending in US election years, the cost of sports broadcasting rights, and the development of Tubi. On the FOXA page at Lzzo.com, the price is shown in US dollars, and the page includes a price chart, technical indicators and the data source.