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The four-way global M&A battle involving big media personalities and cricket takes a page

from American football. These are the topics we'll be discussing on this week's edition of

the views room, a weekly conversation among breaking views columnists about the ups and downs of the world of finance. I'm Jennifer Saba. So there's a big old-fashioned fight going on for parts of Rupert Murdoch's empire. It involves some huge personalities and egos, but does any of it make sense? Here to help me sort this all out is Breaking View's U.S. editor John Foley. John, welcome to the program.

Hi, Jen. So let me set this up very quickly. In the fall, Rupert Murdoch decided he

wanted to sell parts of his company, 21st Century Fox. Disney agreed to buy it. Comcast didn't

like that, swooped in, made an offer. Now Disney came back and made another offer, and we're looking at right now $70 billion.

That could change at any moment.

But here we are, these two companies fighting over the, you know, big pieces of fox.

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