At around one o'clock in the morning, the flight from Manchester arrived at New York International Airport.

In the reception hall, Wan Sheng met Anita.

Anita was looking left and right, and there was a subordinate in a suit and leather shoes standing next to her, holding a sign marked "Wansheng" in Chinese, Wansheng walked over with a smile, and hugged the girl who looked at the side.

Anita screamed, and only after reacting did she hug Wan Heng.

The white subordinate next to him was also startled, almost subconsciously about to do it, he was a bodyguard, and followed Anita to ensure her safety.

Wan Sheng was a little embarrassed and said to him, "I am Wan Sheng." ”

The bodyguard glanced at Anita and nodded, then put down the sign and put his hands behind his back, looking left and right looking very professional.

Wan Sheng glanced at it and smiled at Anita, "I'm tired of waiting." ”

"I'm not tired, I've just arrived."

Wan Sheng nodded, handed the suitcase in his hand to the bodyguard, took Anita's little hand and said, "Then let's go, by the way, where are we going?" ”

"To my house, of course."

The two talked, holding hands and walking out of the pick-up hall intimately.

After walking out of the airport, the two met some media, usually the media came to interview Wansheng, but this time it was different, Anita was the person to be interviewed by the American media.

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Murdoch's News Corp. has a very strong influence around the world, and they are one of the largest media groups in the world.

In 2006, the Fortune Global 500 list. News Corp. ranked 318th.

As a Fortune 500 company, News Corp. has developed into a huge media empire, with a presence in almost all media fields. News Corp. now operates core businesses that include the production and distribution of films and television programs, over-the-air and cable television broadcasting, newspaper, magazine and book publishing, as well as the development of digital broadcasting, encryption and viewership management systems.

In the United Kingdom, 40% of the newspapers are controlled by him, and the six newspapers with the largest circulation, including The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Mirror, The Guardian, etc., have a total daily circulation of 25 million copies; In Australia, News Corp. also controls two-thirds of the newspapers; In the United States, News Corp. owns 20th Century Fox Film Company, Fox Network, and 35 television stations, accounting for 40% of the total number of television stations in the United States; In Latin America, Murdoch works with 3 television stations. 150 programmes via satellite; In Europe, Murdoch has Sky TV; In India, there is EETV; In China. 35 million households can watch Murdoch's TV shows via satellite.

News Corp. is a publicly traded company listed on the New York Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange LSE:NCRA, and almost 70 percent of their sales come from the United States.

At present, the headquarters of News Corp. is in Delaware, USA.

Rupert Murdoch is at the helm of a media empire. His family owns more than 30 percent of News Corp. is the largest shareholder of News Corporation, and the CEO of News Corporation, and the entire huge News Corporation, which can be said to have been developed by Rupert Murdoch.

Anyone who mentions Rupert Murdoch has to admit that he is an amazing man who has a pivotal position at News Corp.

News Corp has had some crises lately, mainly because Rupert Murdoch, who is at the helm, is sick and is currently recuperating in Los Angeles.

So Anita also came to New York from London. Help my father manage the group of companies.

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Anita, although still very young, has two older brothers. Lachlan and James are the three most important children of the Murdoch family.

Lachlan and James are the sons of Rupert Murdoch, and both are very highly valued.

Twenty years ago, they took over their father's business, one in charge of 20th Century Fox and the other in the 35 television stations of the Omnibus Group.

Anita came to New York and was entrusted with the task of taking over the Dow Jones & Company by Rupert Murdoch.

Dow Jones & Company is a world-class provider of business and financial information, with newspapers, magazines, news agencies, radio and television stations, and Internet services, and nearly 1,700 journalists worldwide.

The company is well-known all over the world, and their stock price index is a household name.

Founded in 1889, the Wall Street Journal is Dow Jones' flagship newspaper, and with a worldwide circulation of about 19 million copies, the Wall Street Journal is the most influential financial newspaper.

The Asian Wall Street Journal is its sister newspaper and is edited and published in Hong Kong and Brussels, respectively, with a daily circulation of 80,750 copies (ABC, July-December 2003).

In addition to newspapers, Dow Jones & Company publishes magazines such as the Far Eastern Economic Review, Barron's, and Caizhi Monthly.

Among them, the Far Eastern Economic Review is Asia's leading business news weekly, providing authoritative reports on Asian business and economics, with a circulation of nearly 100,000 copies.

Dow Jones Newswires provides round-the-clock information services, including financial coverage and market commentary, with 800 editors and reporters serving the securities, capital, foreign exchange, commodities and energy markets and more than 310,000 subscribers to meet the needs of financial professionals.

In addition, Dow Jones & Company has the Dow Jones Chinese Information Service, a real-time Chinese financial news and information service that provides coverage of the latest news, commentary and analysis of the stock, foreign exchange, bond and commodity markets on each trading day, key economic indicators, market-driving information and in-depth macroeconomic coverage in Asia, Europe and the United States.

Dow Jones Reuters Business Information is an online business information query service that provides first-class real-time news and business information, as well as historical data dating back 30 years.

In terms of television media, Dow Jones & Company and General Electric jointly own the satellite TV channels CNBC Asia Business News and CNBC Europe Business News. One of its features is interviews with the presidents of the world's most famous companies, with an audience of more than 20 million households.

Dow Jones publishes more than 4,000 indices, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average (the world-famous Dow Jones Index), the Dow Jones World Equity Index, the Dow Jones Internet Equity Index, and the Dow Jones, Dow 88, Dow Shanghai and Dow Shenzhen Indices compiled specifically for the Chinese market.

On May 1 of this year, Murdoch intended to buy Dow Jones Group for $60 per share for a total of $5 billion, and three months later, the two parties reached an agreement to complete the acquisition.

Most of the Bancroft family, the largest shareholder of Dow Jones & Co., has agreed to the takeover, while Leslie Hill, a member of the family and a member of Dow Jones' board of directors, resigned after finding that she was no longer able to prevent the takeover.

After that, Dow Jones & Company became part of News Corporation.

Murdoch defined Dow Jones' role at News Corp. as a "news media publishing group," and Anita took over Dow Jones & Co. to be primarily responsible for the business.

This work also announced that Anita, like her two older brothers, had officially become the managing figure of the Murdoch family.

At the same time as taking over the business of Dow Jones Publishing Group, Anita also became the CEO of Dow Jones & Company, although she was not familiar with the rest of the company's business and could not really participate in management, but she was already the most powerful person in the company.

Such an important figure will naturally become a figure to be interviewed by the American media.

So when Wan Sheng and Anita walked out of the airport, many American reporters came around, hoping to interview Anita, the little woman who was still shrunk in Wan Sheng's arms before suddenly showed the temperament of a strong woman, she stood in the group of reporters, serious and relaxed to deal with the questions of reporters.

Wan Sheng stood aside and sighed.

He is still very happy that his woman can do this, and at the same time he also smiled a little wryly, a good background is different, he has always felt that he started from scratch before, and he has worked hard until now, and the Tagorewan Group, which has more than a billion dollars, is already quite remarkable.

But look at Anita standing in the crowd of journalists.

She has hardly experienced anything, but she has become the CEO of Dow Jones & Company, and her net worth is no worse than herself.

This is the strength of the world-class 'rich second generation'.

Wan Sheng is not ashamed, he is very confident in himself, in a few years his Tagore Wan Group will definitely develop better, in short, he himself will not be pressed by his 'wife'.

Anita quickly dealt with the reporters.

After that, she was in front of a group of reporters, hugged Wansheng's arm intimately, and surrounded by a group of bodyguards, the two sat in the car.

The reporters who had just interviewed were a little dumbfounded.

Are they only now realizing that they seem to have missed the big news?

The little princess of the Murdoch family, the goddess CEO of Dow Jones, has a boyfriend, and this mysterious boyfriend is standing next to him, and they don't even notice?

"The main guy is too ordinary......" one white reporter couldn't help but regret it.

A group of peers next to him followed and nodded continuously.

"That's right, it's so ordinary, who would have thought that little Murdoch's boyfriend would look like this, and he was also Asian?" A reporter said, and then repented, "It's broken! I forgot to take a picture just now! ”

"I forgot too."

"God!"

“……”

Wan Sheng, who was sitting in the back seat of the car, kissing and kissing Anita, would definitely vomit blood in depression if he knew what those reporters said, "What's the matter, Lao Tzu looks too ordinary?" Your whole family is average! (To be continued.) )