EU Agrees to Scrap Roaming Charges, Enshrine Net Neutrality

The European Union agreed to a final version of a law that would enshrine the equal treatment of Internet traffic starting next year and would scrap cellphone roaming costs starting mid-2017.

Japan's SMBC Nears Deal for GE Europe Private-Equity Finance Unit

Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Banking is nearing a deal to buy General Electric's European private-equity finance business, according to people familiar with the matter.

Lehman Brothers, Barclays Settlement Approved by Bankruptcy Judge

A judge on Monday approved a settlement in the long-running legal fight between Lehman Brothers and Barclays, punctuating one of the more intriguing sagas of Lehman's collapse.

Barclays Names Former Dallas Fed President Fisher as Adviser

Barclays on Monday named Richard Fisher, who recently retired from his post as head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, as senior adviser at the bank.

Cheil Industries Promises Better Dividends if Merger Approved

Cheil Industries, the Samsung conglomerate's de facto holding company, said it would boost dividends and establish a corporate governance committee -- but only after a contentious merger with Samsung's construction and trading company is approved by shareholders.

3G Accelerates Shake-Up Ahead of Kraft-Heinz Merger

H.J. Heinz Co.'s private-equity owner accelerated its shake-up of Kraft Foods Group Inc.'s management ranks, ahead of a shareholder vote on approving their combination.

Celgene, Juno in 10-Year Collaboration

Celgene agreed to pay Juno Therapeutics $1 billion as an initial investment in a 10-year collaboration that is one of the most ambitious partnerships attempting to harness the immune system to fight cancer.