Fox's Murdoch Acquires Sky in $14.6 Billion Deal

The transcript discusses Fox's potential deal requiring shareholder approval, with a historical context of Murdoch's previous attempt to buy Sky. It highlights current market dynamics, including regulatory changes and investment trends. Investor expectations for a better offer are explored, along with potential deal adjustments and reactions.

What percentage of shareholder approval does Fox need to proceed with the deal?

• 60%

• 50%

• 75%

• 90%

What was the main reason Murdoch's previous attempt to buy Sky was unsuccessful?

• Phone hacking scandal

• Lack of shareholder support

• Regulatory approval

• Financial issues

Which factor is NOT mentioned as a reason for potentially smoother regulatory approval this time?

• Global trend of mergers

• Improved financial offer

• Supportive Prime Minister

• No newspaper ownership

Why might investors expect a better offer from Fox?

• Fox's financial instability

• Previous failed attempts

• Lack of competition

• Potential for a small increase

What is the expected range of increase in the offer if Fox decides to bump it?

• 2-5%

• 10-15%

• 5-10%

• 15-20%