News Corporation (NWSA) saw Citi lower its price target to $39 from $40 with a Buy rating, while Morgan Stanley dropped its target to $32.40 from $38, maintaining an Overweight rating post first-half FY 2026 results. FQ2 2026 earnings showed a 6% revenue increase to $2.4 billion and a 9% expansion in total segment EBITDA to $521 million.

Dow Jones and Digital Real Estate segments led NWSA’s performance with double-digit profit growth, including record digital advertising revenue at Dow Jones and a 10% revenue increase at Realtor.com. News Media segment saw flat revenues and a 5% decline in EBITDA, while Book Publishing grew 6% but was impacted by a one-time inventory charge.

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