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No Charges in News Corp. Phone Hacking Scandal
Twenty-First Century Fox and News Corp. announced in separate regulatory filings with the SEC that the Justice Department will not file charges following the completion of its investigation into the phone hacking scandal. Both companies faced potential charges for violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act concerning alleged bribes paid ...
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