Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, denied a report in a British magazine that it has a deal to sell the company to News Corp.
“On its Web site earlier Friday, The Business said negotiations between News Corp. and a five-person committee of independent directors consisting of Richard Zannino, Peter McPherson, Harvey Golub, Lewis Campbell and Michael Elefante are complete.”
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