Gannett Tuesday became the latest media company to separate its publishing assets, which include USA Today, from broadcast and digital businesses. The move is the latest in a string of similar actions by the likes of Time Warner TWX +2.24% and News Corp NWSA +0.85%., which have both separated slow-growing print segments from more profitable television divisions.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexadavis/2014/08/05/after-breakup-gannetts-print-and-broadcast-assets-may-be-ripe-for-the-picking/?utm_source=followingweekly&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20140811
It is both an approach for management efficiency, and for the stock market issues. This way, the reporting of profits and losses is much more clear. Nevertheless, it is not bad for tax purposes too.
Is this a strategy for new concentrations of businesses in profitable sectors?. Murdoch has bid to buy Time Warner ...
El capital siempre se defiende profesor, tema interesante, gracias.
Eso es obvio doctor. Me parece que lo interesante en este caso es tratar de ver si el resto de las grandes corporaciones van a seguir el mismo camibo. Y si maniobras como la de Murdoch podráin repetirse con esos u otros protagonistas. Gracias por su respuesta en español
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