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Gary Oldman's Mank, Manoj Bajpayee's Suraj Pe Mangal Bhari, Nayanthara's Mookuthi Amman: Trailers This Week

From David Fincher's Mank, Nayanthara-starrer Mookuthi Amman to Tom Hanks' Civil War drama News of the World, a list of all the trailers released this week.

Fourth time plucky: Rupert Murdoch marries Jerry Hall

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch and model-actress Jerry Hall got married in London on Friday

Disgruntled shareholders may vote out James Murdoch from News Corp board

Shareholders with voting rights are considering sending a strong message of discontent to Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch by voting against several long-standing board members including his son James

James can wait, Murdoch throws weight behind Carey

Murdoch has put it on record that he and Carey had "full confidence" in James, leaving the door open for him to possibly become CEO some time in future.<br /><br /> <br /><br />

The Murdoch empire's 'family capitalism' model is tottering

Family businesses like Murdoch's gained from the globalisation impulse. But now, those same impulses have increased the chances of backlashes that focus on the vulnerabilities, weaknesses and mistakes of big family firms.

Murdoch, the brand under fire

This is not the first time a large and popular brand has transgressed and it will not be the last. Over time, the consumers will forgive.

The Economist is wrong, print media is declining in India too

There's a need to understand the dynamics of the newspaper industry in India. While the number of titles and editions has, indeed, grown, there is a need to look at profitability, at yield and the business model itself.

Phone hacking scandal: Andy Coulson to face fresh trial on bribery charges

British prosecutors have accused them of paying police officers to obtain royal phone directories so they could hack into the mobile phones of royal aides for stories.

Phone hacking trial: US probe of Murdoch's News Corp to continue

Accused of phone hacking among other crimes, News Corp. confirmed that it had turned over more than 80,000 emails from US-based servers to US Justice Department investigators over a year ago.

Phone hacking trial: British PM apologises to parliament for hiring Coulson

I take full responsibility for employing Andy Coulson, I did so on the basis of assurances that I received. I am sorry, this was the wrong decision," Cameron told the parliament.