Keine Übernahme: Murdoch zieht "BSkyB"-Gebot zurück

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Keine Übernahme: Murdoch zieht "BSkyB"-Gebot zurück

13.07.2011, 13:59 Uhr • Lesezeit: 9 Minuten

Kein Milliarden-Deal: Murdoch will die 61 Prozent der BSkyB-Aktien nicht mehr übernehmen. Zuvor gab es starken politischen Druck.

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