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New York media and information (NASDAQ: NWSA); FY2025 $8.5B revenue, EBITDA record $1.4B+ (+14%), Foxtel sold to DAZN $2.1B (Dec 2024), WSJ 5.2M+ digital subs competing with Bloomberg for premium journalism and professional info.
News Corporation is a New York City, New York-based global media and information services company — publicly traded on NASDAQ (NASDAQ: NWSA/NWS) — operating The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones, HarperCollins Publishers, the New York Post, The Times, The Sun, The Australian, REA Group digital real estate, and realtor.com through Chairman Lachlan Murdoch and CEO Robert Thomson, reporting FY2025 revenues of approximately $8.5 billion with net income from continuing operations improving 71% to $648 million and Total Segment EBITDA increasing 14% to a record $1.4 billion+. News Corp emerged in its current form on June 28, 2013, when Rupert Murdoch separated the print, publishing, and information assets from the entertainment assets that became 21st Century Fox (now Fox Corporation). The company operates through five primary segments: Digital Real Estate Services (REA Group — the dominant Australian property portal — and Move, which operates realtor.com in the US), Dow Jones (The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, MarketWatch, Factiva — $2.3 billion revenue in FY2024, up 14% YoY, with 5.2+ million digital-only subscriptions growing 16% YoY), Book Publishing (HarperCollins, one of the world's largest trade publishers), News Media (newspapers in the US, UK, and Australia), and Subscription Video Services (Foxtel sold to DAZN in December 2024 for $2.1 billion, completing the divestiture). In FY2024, News Corp reported $9.88 billion in revenue, with digital revenues accounting for approximately 36% of total.
Bucket Robotics builds modular autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and industrial environments, designed for rapid deployment without requiring fixed infrastructure or facility modifications.
Bucket Robotics is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) company that designs modular, rapidly deployable robots for warehouse automation and industrial material handling. Unlike traditional warehouse automation systems that require significant facility modifications, fixed conveyors, and multi-month installation projects, Bucket Robotics' AMRs navigate dynamically using onboard sensors and AI, allowing deployment in existing facilities without permanent infrastructure changes.
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