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News Corp's Q2 Revenue Beats Estimates, Fueled by Dow Jones and WSJ Subscription Growth

Thursday, February 5, 2026 at 11:18 PM

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News Corp reported second-quarter revenue that exceeded Wall Street estimates, driven by growth in its Dow Jones and digital real estate divisions, with significant increases in subscriptions for the Wall Street Journal.

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News Corp Revenue Rises on Growth at Dow Jones, Real-Estate Divisionswsj.com

News Corp revenue rises to $2.4B, powered by growth at Dow Jones, real estate divisions - New York Postnypost.com

News Corp Beats Quarterly Revenue Estimates on Growth in Dow Jones Unit - US News Moneymoney.usnews.com

News Corp beats quarterly revenue estimates on growth in Dow Jones unit - marketscreener.commarketscreener.com

News Corp Posts Higher Revenue and EBITDA as Dow Jones, Real Estate and Publishing Drive Growth - TipRankstipranks.com

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