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NEW YORK - Dow Jones announced Tuesday the appointment of Sarah Cottle as executive vice president and general manager of Dow Jones Energy, according to a company press release. Dow Jones is part of News Corp, a global media and information services company with a market capitalization of $14.86 billion.
Cottle will oversee the company’s portfolio of news, data and analysis services for energy, chemical and environmental commodity markets, including OPIS, Chemical Market Analytics, PetroChem Wire, McCloskey, A2i Systems and Eco-Movement. She reports directly to Almar Latour, CEO of Dow Jones and publisher of The Wall Street Journal. According to InvestingPro, News Corp maintains a strong financial health rating of GOOD, supported by steady revenue growth of 2.42% in the last twelve months.
Prior to joining Dow Jones, Cottle worked at S&P Global, most recently as general manager and senior vice president, Global Head of Data and Insights for S&P Global Market Intelligence. She previously spent eight years at S&P Global Platts working with customers in energy and commodity markets.
Her career includes leadership positions at ICIS, Bloomberg and CNBC. Cottle began her career as a markets reporter for Dow Jones in Singapore, where she covered commodities across Asia Pacific before leading global energy coverage from London and reporting on telecoms, media and technology from Paris.
"It’s an exciting time to rejoin Dow Jones as we navigate fast-evolving markets, a complex geopolitical landscape and the transformative power of AI," Cottle said in the statement.
Dow Jones is a division of News Corp (NASDAQ:NWSA). The company is scheduled to report its next earnings in 16 days, on November 6, 2025. For deeper insights into News Corp’s financial performance and detailed analysis, check out the comprehensive Pro Research Report available exclusively on InvestingPro, along with dozens of additional ProTips and metrics.
In other recent news, the Murdoch family trusts announced the pricing of their public offering of over 14 million shares of News Corp’s Class B common stock at $32.45 per share. This sale involves trusts established for Prudence MacLeod, Elisabeth Murdoch, and James Murdoch, who will receive all proceeds from this transaction, while News Corp itself will not benefit financially. Additionally, News Corporation revealed that the Murdoch Family Trust has resolved its internal dispute, leading to a restructuring of media holdings and the establishment of new trusts for Lachlan Murdoch, Grace Murdoch, and Chloe Murdoch. In a separate development, Realtor.com appointed Janakiraman Karthikeyan as its new Chief Technology Officer to oversee the company’s technology strategy. Meanwhile, Presight and Dow Jones Factiva have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore AI-powered risk and compliance solutions. This collaboration aims to leverage Dow Jones Factiva’s risk intelligence with Presight’s AI capabilities to benefit financial institutions and regulators. These developments highlight significant changes and partnerships involving News Corp and other industry players.
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