Rightmove yesterday rejected a third takeover bid from Rupert Murdoch-backed Australian property brand REA Group.

Australian property firm Rea Group, which is majority-owned by the media tycoon's News Corp, has tabled a third offer, worth ...

So far Andrew Fisher, the chairman of online property site Rightmove, is declining to give in to the blandishments of Rupert Murdoch controlled Rea Group. It is showing coolness in the face of a ...

With a reputation for getting what he wants, Rupert Murdoch seems determined to expand his digital property empire as the Australia’s Rea Group yesterday tabled its third offer for the high-profile UK ...

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The apparent stand-off between REA and Rightmove could be taken as a sign that British companies are resisting foreign ...

Retail stocks were in focus on Monday as broker commentary moved share prices, while takeover speculation was pushing the ...

Rupert Murdoch is in a similar position to a London buyer trying to get on the housing ladder. The tycoon’s online property ...

REA Group, the Australian online property website majority-owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp empire, said Monday it has ...

The improved offer would see REA Group pay a 9.2% higher price than the one it originally offered to pay in its Sept. 5 bid ...