News Corp., the parent of the Wall Street Journal, Marketwatch.com and Barron, is extensive Robert ThomsonThe contract, which will see him continue as Chief Executive until June 2030.
Thomson was named CEO in 2013. He was previously editor -in -chief of subsidiary Dow Jones and editor -in -chief of the magazine.
His total reimbursement was $ 20.3 million the tax year of 2024, an increase of $ 19.3 million in the previous year, according to the The company’s proxy statement.
The company has delivered its four most profitable years from tax 2021 to 2024, with constant strong performance in the tax 2025. He transformed its income basis with a focus on recurring and digital income, significantly reducing exposure to cyclical advertisements (digital revenues are good for 50% of the total income of the total income of the total of the total income of the total in the total income of the total of the total income of the total of the total income of the total income of the total in the Total Income In the Total Income In the Total Income In the Total 4 Income of the Fiscale In the Total Income of the Fiscale Income In the Total Income In the Total 4s. Comparison with roughly 2024 in 2014).
He also led the acquisition of investors of investors every day.
“Robert has created an exceptional shareholder value, orpinated a meaningful transformation of our assetra base and made strategic investments in growth factors such as Dow Jones, Digital Real Estate Services and Book Publishing,” said News Corp. -President Lachlan Murdoch in a statement. “He is a crucial voice in the fight for publishers and journalists in the digital age, and a strong advocate for intellectual property rights. I am looking forward to his continuous leadership.”
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