How To Invest In News Corp Stock - NWS Share Price Today & News | Stash
Invest in News Corp on Stash
News Corp is a media and information services company.
To buy fractional shares of News Corp stock, you'll need to sign up for Stash and open a personal portfolio.
Stash allows you to purchase smaller pieces of investments, called fractional shares, rather than having to pay the full price for a whole share.
Ticker: NWS
News Corp
$32.42
+4.14%
(1W)
Jul ’26Jul ’26$31$32$33
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NWS Performance Breakdown
Share Price
The last publicly stated price for one share of an investment, updated every approximately 20 minutes during market hours (usually business days between 9:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. ET).
$32.42
Today's change
This is how much an investment's price has changed over the last day of active trading. For example, if an investment's price was $10 yesterday, and today it rose to $11, you'd see a 1 day change of 10%.
-0.37%
Year to date change (YTD)
This is the performance of the investments since the start of the year, updated approximately every 20 minutes during market hours (usually business days between 9:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. ET).
8.9%
Dividend yield
Some investments pay you profits or interest as you hold them. These payments are called dividends, and this value represents the dollar value as a percentage of the investment's share price.
0.61
Last dividend paid
The dollar value per share that was paid out to shareholders.
$0.10
Last dividend pay date
The date shareholders were paid out for the last dividend issued.
4/7/2026
About NWS
News Corp is a media and information services company. The Company has businesses across a range of media, including news and information services, subscription video services in Australia, book publishing, and digital real estate services. Its segments include News and Information Services, Subscription Video Services, Book Publishing, and Digital Real Estate Services. The News and Information Services segment includes its global print, digital, and broadcast radio media platforms. Subscription Video Services segment provides video sports, entertainment, and news services to pay-tv subscribers and other commercial licensees. Book Publishing segment consists of HarperCollins, a consumer book publisher with operations in approximately 17 countries and particular strengths in general fiction, nonfiction, childrení and religious publishing. Digital Real Estate Services segment consists of the Company’s interest in REA Group and interest in Move.
How to buy News Corp stock on Stash
- Enter the amount you'd like to invest in News Corp stock, then proceed to checkout.
Stash allows you to purchase smaller, more affordable pieces of investments (called fractional shares) rather than the whole share, which can be significantly more expensive. News Corp’s share price is determined by its bid-ask spread, which is the difference between the price that buyers are willing to pay and the price that sellers are willing to accept. When you buy News Corp through Stash, we execute the market order during our next available trading window (we have two a day). At Stash, we don’t recommend trying to predict the market when buying investments. We believe it can be a better strategy to buy quality investments you believe in, then hang onto them. - Set up your investment account in just a few minutes.
Stash offers one subscription plan: The Stash Plan. The Stash Plan can help you reach different goals and offers a unique combination of financial accounts and features. This plan includes access to a personal brokerage account—also known as your personal investment account. You can use your Stash personal portfolio to purchase any of the available investments on our platform, as well as access our suite of automatic saving and investing tools. - Once you’ve finished your account, your News Corp shares will be added to your new portfolio.
Once your market order of News Corp stock is complete, you'll officially be a shareholder of News Corp!
You can continue to build your portfolio by buying more stocks and funds—there are hundreds of options on Stash.