News Corporation (Class B)

News Corporation is a media and information services company headquartered in New York. The company became independent again in 2013 when the publishing assets were separated from Twenty-First Century Fox. Its Class B shares trade on Nasdaq under the ticker NWS; these are the shares that carry voting rights. The company is a member of the S&P 500 index, and its Class A shares also trade on the same exchange.

Activities are reported in four main areas. The Dow Jones division covers publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Barron's and MarketWatch as well as professional financial information products. The digital real estate services division runs listing platforms through REA Group in Australia and Realtor.com in the United States. The book publishing division includes HarperCollins. The news media division includes The Times and The Sun in the United Kingdom and national and regional newspapers in Australia. Income is spread across different sources such as subscriptions, advertising and book sales.

When following News Corporation stock, digital subscription trends, the link between listing platforms and the property market, developments in the advertising market and the course of book sales are taken into account. On the NWS page at Lzzo.com the price is shown in US dollars, and a historical price chart and technical indicators appear on the same page.