There's an offer on the table that could change business news as we know it. Media mogul Rupert Murdoch wants to add Dow Jones Corp. to his stable of companies. Murdoch's NewsCorp bid $5 billion, or $60 a share, for Dow Jones today. The family that controls most of Dow Jones stock says its weighing the bid. Murdoch has long planned to launch a business news cable television channel this year, and analysts say picking up the parent of the Wall Street Journal could go a long way to boosting those plans. Scott Gurvey is following the story in New York City.
It has been four years to the day since President Bush stood on the deck of an Air Force carrier and declared the major fighting in Iraq over. Darren Gersh gets an update on the war's progress from the President's Special Envoy to Iraq Robert Kimmett.
Warren Buffet is a business legend. But what's he like as a boss? We get the answer this week as Susie Gharib kicks off her series, "Working With Warren." Tonight... she talks with Richard Santulli, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary NetJets.
