Overview
- Fox Corporation reported $5.18 billion in fiscal Q2 revenue, up 2% and above forecasts, with gains from higher sports and news pricing, extra MLB postseason games and Tubi, while net income and cash flow fell on higher sports rights, production and digital marketing costs.
- Fox News delivered its highest second‑quarter advertising revenue on record and added about 200 new advertisers, as the cable networks division grew revenue 5% and advertising 7%.
- Tubi logged its most‑streamed quarter with total viewer time up 27% year over year, and Fox One usage was led by live sports with news accounting for roughly one‑third of minutes viewed.
- The New York Times posted $802.3 million in Q4 2025 revenue, topping expectations, after adding 450,000 digital subscribers in the quarter to reach 12.78 million total and reporting strong digital advertising growth.
- News Corp revenue rose to $2.36 billion, about 6% higher than a year ago and ahead of estimates, driven by Dow Jones and digital real estate, as Dow Jones set a record for digital ad revenue and The Wall Street Journal neared 4.7 million subscribers while expanding AI licensing with Bloomberg.