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Rupert Murdoch’s 1999 Divorce Put the Empire Into a Trust His Ex-Wife Insisted On, With Her Three Children Holding Equal Votes. In 2024 He Tried to Rewrite It at 93, a Nevada Court Said No, and Last Year Her Three Kids Each Walked Away With $1.1 Billion, Because the Trust She Insisted On Held

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An irrevocable family trust can bind its creator, even a billionaire who controls Fox Corporation (NASDAQ:FOXA) and News Corp (NASDAQ:NWSA). That matters for

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