Dow Jones CEO Les Hinton Resigns

Les Hinton, the top executive of Rupert Murdoch’s Dow Jones & Co, resigned after becoming one of the targets of criticism for the phone-hacking scandal that occurred when he oversaw News Corp.’s British newspapers, said the company.

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