Dow Jones watchdog eyes News scandal

Five member watchdog created in 2007. 18 Jul 2011 8:48 AM

Panel finds no offenses took place at Dow Jones
NEW YORK, Jul 17 (Reuters) No illegal activities have taken place at Dow Jones & Co, the News Corp unit that publishes the Wall Street Journal, according to an independent panel tasked with overseeing...
Obama names US financial watchdog chief
US president Barack Obama has named the head of the country's new consumer finance watchdog.
Dow Jones CEO, ex-News International chief, quits
Mr Hinton's resignation came just hours after that of Rebekah Brooks. -AFP
CEO Of Dow Jones & Co Resigns over NoW Scandal
Leslie Frank "Les" Hinton has resigned as CEO of Dow Jones & Company over the unfolding journalistic ethics scandal at the News Corporation subsidiary - News International. Hinton is a British-American...
Hacking Scandal: Les Hinton, Dow Jones CEO, Is Resigning
The latest domino in the News Corp. phone hacking scandal has fallen on this side of the pond with the resignation of Les Hinton, CEO of Dow Jones and Co., which publishes The Wall Street Journal. read...
News Corp. Says Dow Jones CEO Les Hinton Is Stepping Down
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Hacking fallout continues as Dow Jones chief quits
Rupert Murdoch accepts the resignations of News Corp's top two newspaper executives, Rebekah Brooks and Les Hinton.