News Corp. Says Dow Jones CEO Les Hinton Is Stepping Down

Les Hinton, chief executive officer of News Corp.’s Dow Jones & Co. unit, said he is resigning, the media company’s second executive to step down today amid accusations of phone hacking by its journalists.

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