Google has told its Turkish business partners it will not be able to work with them on new Android phones to be released in Turkey, after the Turkish competition board ruled that changes Google made to its contracts were not acceptable.
A Russian court has blocked access to English Premier League game broadcasts by Amazon's Twitch after Russia's Rambler media group said it would sue the video streaming service over pirate broadcasts, the TASS news agency reported.
Britain's BT has sold its Spanish fiber networks and data centers to local private equity group Portobello Capital in the first step to sell some of its international infrastructure.
Swedish financial technology company Klarna plans to launch in Australia and other markets in 2020 after a strong start for its 'buy now, pay later' service in the United States, CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski told Reuters.
Walt Disney Co will launch its Disney+ streaming service on Vivendi SA's pay-TV business Canal+ platform by the end of March next year, executives of the two groups said in a joint interview released in the daily Les Echos on Sunday.
Trade union Verdi called for workers at a key Amazon logistics center in Germany to go on strike over the crucial final shopping days before Christmas, demanding better pay and conditions for workers there.
Telenor reiterated on Sunday Huawei would be involved in building Norway's 5G network along with Ericsson , one of several companies to continue working with the Chinese company despite U.S. pressure.
The U.S. auto safety agency said Friday it will investigate a 12th Tesla crash that may be tied to the vehicle's advanced Autopilot driver assistance system after a Tesla Model 3 rear-ended a parked police car in Connecticut on Saturday.
T-Mobile US Inc Chief Executive John Legere testified on Friday that he believes U.S. regulators considered Dish Network's history of attempting to build a wireless network when they approved the merger between T-Mobile and Sprint Corp.
The chair of a U.S. congressional panel wrote to Alphabet's Google and to Apple on Friday to ask what if any disclosures mobile apps are required to make regarding overseas ties, a concern that follows reports of Chinese investment in popular apps such as TikTok and Grindr.