Netflix is lifting the monthly fees for the American subscribers by 13%-18%, the company's first price increase in about two years, amid rise in its spending on international expansion and original content in recent years.
Internet Gold-Golden Lines has failed to sell its stake in B Communications, which controls the biggest telecoms group in Israel, Bezeq, the US regulatory filing showed.
Salesforce.com has entered talks to take over the US-Israeli software maker ClickSoftware Technologies in a deal worth about $1.5B, according to the Calcalist news website's report published on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, the Danish freight firm DSV has made a bid to acquire its Swiss rival Panalpina for about 4.0B Swiss francs or 170 Swiss francs for a share.
Rubrik, the Data management start-up, attracted $261M in its latest Bain Capital Ventures-led round of funding, valuing the firm at $3.3B.
The family office of Ralph Winter, Germany's real estate investor, agreed to make a $300M worth investment within the next three years to develop about 1,300 US units of shared housing conducted under Medici's Quarters brand.
Sage Group is planning a sale of its US payroll outsourcing division for $100.08M, as the software provider seeks focusing on subscription services and move the majority of products to its cloud.
Shares and bonds in PG&E Corp fell sharply, losing 71% of their value since the beginning of the year, as the US power utility announced it would likely to file for the Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
CVS Health Corp announced its partner Walmart is set to leave its network for the Medicaid and commercial prescription drug plans due to a pricing dispute, as two firms failed to reach an agreement on the issue.
Payless ShoeSource, the US discount retailer, has hired the investment bank PJ Solomon, as the company seeks exploring all strategic options, including restructuring or sale, less than 1.5 years after the firm emerged from bankruptcy.
The private equity firm Apollo Global Management is getting closer to sign a deal to acquire Arconic, the US aluminium products maker, for more than $10B or $21-$22 per share, according to the WSJ.
The European Union will collapse unless it reviews the migration policy, the Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte says after a meeting with the European Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship Dimitris Avramopoulos.
The President of the United Nations General Assembly Maria Fernanda Espinosa arrives in Pakistan for an official visit this week, the Foreign Office reports.
The Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his Japanese counterpart Taro Kono failed to agree on the future of four disputed Pacific islands.
The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a cabinet reshuffle after the President of the Treasury Board Scott Brison resigned the previous week.
The number of stays by domestic and foreign visitors in Germany is expected to hit a new record of 477M in 2018, the German Federal Statistical Office Destatis reports.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Finnish counterpart Sauli Niinisto agreed to improve bilateral ties during a meeting in Beijing.
The Chinese tech firm ByteDance Technology has launched a video chat app, Duoshan, which could potentially outrace the market leader WeChat owned by Tencent.
The Russian-backed French logistics company Gefco is planning to launch an initial public offering and has hired Citigroup, JPMorgan, Societe Generale, Credit Suisse and UBS to lead the process.
Nokia, Finland's telecom equipment maker, is planning to trim 350 job positions in Finland on the back of its cost-cutting plan, as it seeks to find $800M worth savings by the next year.
On Tuesday, PG&E announced that the Vice Chairman for the investment banking company Rothschild, Roger Kimmel, had stepped down from the struggling California-based power firm's board.
On Tuesday, Huawei's founder Ren Zhengfei have rejected claims that the tech giant is used to spy for the Chinese government, according to a Financial Times report.
Qatar Airways CEO stated on Tuesday the carrier had no interest in the Indian debt-laden airline Jet Airways, as it was backed by its "enemy" Etihad Airways.
On Tuesday, a German court has thrown out Qualcomm's patent lawsuit brought against Apple, despite winning a court ban on some iPhones sale in the country.