(Reuters) - The decision marks a shift in the thinking of the Bancroft
family, which controls 64 percent of Dow Jones & Co.'s voting
power.
Most of the family has been opposed to the bid until now
because they are concerned that it could affect the editorial
integrity of the Journal, its flagship publication.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
family, which controls 64 percent of Dow Jones & Co.'s voting
power.
Most of the family has been opposed to the bid until now
because they are concerned that it could affect the editorial
integrity of the Journal, its flagship publication.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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