Netflix borrows another $1billion, 123RF Acquires Pixlr

Angeline Teh | Arvindh Yuvaraj

25-Apr-17 12:00

Netflix borrows another $1billion, 123RF Acquires Pixlr

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In today's Enterprise Biz Bytes, Angeline Teh and Arvindh Yuvaraj talk about:

1:09 - 123RF Acquires Pixlr, Looking Towards Securing 50M Monthly Active Users

4:06 - Netflix Wants to Borrow Another $1 billion to Pay for Original Movies and TV Shows

8:20 - People Are Ready to Abandon their TV Sets in Record Numbers, Study Suggests

14:29 - 10 Stupid Office Rules That Chase Away Good Employees

20:51 - Bebe is Closing All Its Stores by The End of May

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Tags: 123RF, Pixlr, Netflix, Stupid Office Rules, Bebe, Photo Editor, Inmagine Group, Autodesk, Good Employee

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