WSJ Heard on the Street

Netflix's deal with Univision could represent a way for it to further monetize content for international or niche audiences.

Salesforce.com’s sharp rally will be put to the test following Wednesday’s earnings report.

LendingClub’s business model is breaking down as it admits it may need to start holding loans on its balance sheet.

Europe’s largest cell network operator has become Europe’s fastest-growing broadband provider. It is time to sort out the home market.

The Swiss bank has come up with a novel bond to protect itself against its own failings, but equity still looks cheaper.

By adding a member to Autohome’s board, Telstra is pushing through an inferior deal for shareholders.

Borrowers have the upper hand in Europe’s corporate bond market; investors should take care.

Bank of China Aviation’s debt-driven growth model could leave shareholders grounded.

A speaker at a Fed event partly defends the controversial former President's legacy.

Warren Buffett may have passed on Apple before, but its valuation has become too compelling to ignore.

The power of medical innovation knows no bounds.

Off-price retailer TJX has been a bright spot in retail, but its success will be put to the test.

Cutting costs may buy Telecom Italia time, but don’t address the company’s core problem: new competitors.

Pfizer’s purchase of Anacor shows the biotech M&A window is still open.

U.K. house prices are back beyond precrisis levels and debt is high, that risks another shock