Nuvei to buy US-based payments provider Paya in $1.3bn deal
Canadian fintech company Nuvei has signed a definitive agreement with US-based integrated payment and commerce solutions provider Paya to acquire the latter in an all-cash deal worth around
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Canadian fintech company Nuvei has signed a definitive agreement with US-based integrated payment and commerce solutions provider Paya to acquire the latter in an all-cash deal worth around
Vodafone has entered into binding terms with telecommunications and IT group 4iG and Hungarian sovereign investment management company Corvinus International Investment to divest Vodafone Magyarország (Vodafone Hungary) to
Vista Equity Partners has signed a definitive agreement with Duck Creek Technologies, a US-based intelligent solutions provider for property and casualty (P&C) insurers, to acquire the latter in
Qualcomm Technologies has introduced a satellite-based solution dubbed Snapdragon Satellite, which is said to be capable of supporting two-way messaging for premium smartphones and beyond. The American semiconductor
Google Cloud has announced a partnership with the Kuwait government to launch a countrywide digital transformation roadmap. As part of the collaboration, Google Cloud will support the government
Indonesia-based Fintech-As-a-Service (FaaS) firm DigiAsia Bios has agreed to merge with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) StoneBridge Acquisition in a deal that values the combined company at a
Amazon has confirmed its decision to lay off more than 18,000 employees as the company aims to cut costs in light of the uncertain economy. The job cuts
US-based automotive technology company Visteon has extended its technology collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies to expedite the development of a next-generation digital cockpit. Through the partnership, the companies intend
Meta Platforms Ireland has been fined €390m by the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) following the conclusion of two inquiries into the firm’s data processing activities related to
The US Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) has awarded a contract worth up to $2.25bn to American technology company Peraton to deliver background investigation field work services.