PHILADELPHIA -- The Philadelphia Phillies signed reliever Zach Pop to a one-year contract Monday. Pop made four appearances last season for the Seattle Mariners and one with the New York Mets, going a ...

The Phillies announced that they have signed right-hander Zach Pop to a major league deal. Their 40-man roster count jumps to 39. Salary figures haven’t been reported. It’s a bit surprising to see Pop ...

The holiday season is upon us and the Phillies continue to add to their bullpen. The club announced Monday that it signed right-handed reliever Zach Pop to a one-year deal. Pop, 29, endured an ...

ServiceNow Inc. is in advanced talks to buy the cybersecurity startup Armis in a deal that may be valued at as much as $7 billion and would represent the tech company’s largest acquisition to date. A ...

The Big 12 is nearing an agreement with RedBird and Weatherford Capital that could deliver up to $500 million to conference members, while also creating a strategic business partnership with the firms ...

It’s only been a day since Netflix announced an $82.7 billion deal to acquire Warner Bros., and the acquisition has already been described as sending Hollywood into “full-blown panic mode,” possibly ...

Oracle founder Larry Ellison was on the cusp of conquering Hollywood. Just four months earlier, he had bankrolled his son David’s $8-billion acquisition of the storied Paramount Pictures.

Netflix has announced plans to buy part of Warner Bros. Discovery in a $72 billion deal that could send shockwaves through the entertainment industry – especially for streaming services. The ...

It’s official: In a move that will dramatically reshape the entertainment business, Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery announced an agreement Friday under which Netflix will acquire Warner Bros., ...

Netflix‘s blockbuster deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is unlikely to be blocked by regulators in the European Union, according to antitrust experts. Netflix’s proposed $83B takeover of ...

The streaming giant's proposal includes a $5.8 billion breakup fee and promises to maintain Warner Bros. current operations, "including theatrical releases." Theater owners are already speaking out.