Rupert Murdoch Just Bought A $200 Million Ranch—Here Are His Other Mega-Properties:
Murdoch controls a media empire that includes Fox News, The Wall Street Journal and The Times of London.Rupert Murdoch is not shy about enjoying the spoils of his success. The News Corp Chairman and CEO—who is the, with an estimated net worth of $21.
6 billion—just forked over $200 million with his wife, Jerry Hall, to purchase a sprawling Montana cattle ranch from the billionaire Koch family, according to a new report, marking the latest addition to an already eye-popping portfolio of properties accumulated by the storied media mogul.The Wall Street Journalciting people with knowledge of the transaction.
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