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by Alan Fein News Corp. announced a $3 billion share buyback Monday, distancing its chances of buying Liberty Media.If you would like to receive late breaking business news covered by AXcess News then you need to subscribe. Membership is free. Print This Page June 13, 2005 (AXcess News) News Corp. announced a $3 billion share buyback Monday, distancing its chances of buying Liberty Media. News Corp. executives had indicated that a buyback of shares would be bad for buying Liberty Media's $8.4 billion share ownership in News Corp.

Investment Opportunity (AXcess News) Reno, NV - The year-old online job search engine, Simply Hired, said Wednesday that it raised $13.5 million in its third-round of financing, which was purchased by Fox Interactive Media, a division of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. (NYSE: NWS) and Foundation Capital.

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Banc Of America Investment The Mountain View, Calif.-based Simply Hired is a vertical search engine that boasts 5,381,261 job postings. It's total financing to date is now $17.5 million.

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Banking Investment With the infusion of capital from News Corp's Fox Interactive Media, Murdoch's company may be viewing the investment as a value-added resource for MySpace.com, which Murdoch's FIM bought last year. FIM also owns and operates IGN, a leading gaming and entertainment site; Scout.com, a dynamic collegiate and pro sports network; AskMen, a leading men's lifestyle site, and Rotten Tomatoes, a destination site for movie-goers, among others.

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Investment Solution Strategic News Corp. consolidated its web properties through the formation of Fox Interactive Media, which manages the interactive assets from all Fox divisions; foxsports.com, foxnews.com and fox.com.

by Dave Porter A syndicate of seven private equity investment banking firms have agreed to buy SunGard Data Systems for $11.3 billion, the largest buyout of a public company since 1989. If you would like to receive late breaking business news covered by AXcess News then you need to subscribe. Membership is free. Print This Page March 28, 2005 (AXcess News) A syndicate of seven private equity investment banking firms have agreed to buy SunGard Data Systems ( SDS) for $11.3 billion, the largest buyout of a public company since 1989.

Investment Banking Services Representatives from both Foundation Capital and Fox Interactive Media will join Simply Hired's Board of Directors.

Bank Investment "Fox Interactive Media's growth strategy is to strategically partner or acquire category leaders and technology innovators that broaden or enrich our users' experience," said Ross Levinsohn, President of Fox Interactive Media. "Our investment in Simply Hired underscores that approach and we look forward to working with them to power job search for a variety of properties on our network."

Alternative Investment For Murdoch's News Corp., the investment is unique for a web property in that is not in full control of the company, nor has FIM decided who will sit on Simply Hired's board.

Online Investment Services Of the $13.5 million invested, News Corp holds the smaller portion to Foundation Capital, though exact amounts were not disclosed Wednesday.

Accompany Essential Investment News Corp's MySpace.com already has a classifieds section, which Simply Hired will serve as well as classified ads on FIM's other web properties.

Investment Company Classified advertising online is the fastest growing segment in online advertising, estimated to reach $30 billion in the US alone and up to $70 billion internationally, making Simply Hired a good prospect for its share of the job market online.

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