Delaware's Corporate Secrecy and Rupert Murdoch's Influence

Exploring how Delaware's business-friendly laws facilitate nefarious activities, such as money laundering, and how Rupert Murdoch leveraged these regulations to enhance his family's power through the acquisition of media assets like the Wall Street Journal. The chapter also touches on the scandal involving the hacking of phones in England in 2006, leading to arrests, resignations, and revelations of hush money payments.