Pan-European broadcaster RTL Group rescued first-half results at German parent Bertelsmann AG, with strong growth in the German and French TV markets compensating for stagnant or negative ...

The deal, which still has to pass regulatory approval, would make RTL the third-biggest streaming service in Germany, ahead of Disney+, with 11.5 million subscribers.

RTL Plus, the Bertelsmann-owned RTL Group’s streaming service, is being expanded into a cross-media entertainment service, comprising video, music, podcasts, audio books and e-magazines.. RTL ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – German media conglomerate Bertelsmann has set the placement price for part of its stake in RTL Group at 55.50 euros, bringing it gross proceeds of up to 1.42 billion eur… ...

European broadcaster RTL said its German unit would acquire publishing house Gruner + Jahr from its parent Bertelsmann (BTGGg.F) for 230 million euros ($272 million), as it reported strong results ...

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – German TV and publishing group Bertelsmann is set to start the placement of part of its stake in RTL Group in early April, two people familiar with the matter said on ...

In addition to its current 37 percent holding, Bertelsmann AG is acquiring another 30 percent of shares in Europe's No. 1 TV, radio and film production group, the RTL Group, from Groupe Bruxelles ...

At MIP TV, Anke Schaeferkordt and Guillaume de Posch, co-CEOs of RTL Group, will be feted with Variety’s Achievement in International TV Award, which recognizes creativity, leadership and ...

BERLIN — German media giant Bertelsmann plans to acquire the remaining publicly-held 11% of RTL Group it does not own in February. Company announced Tuesday it would offer 44 euros ($39.20) per ...

German publishing and entertainment conglomerate Bertelsmann is consolidating control of a key broadcast subsidiary, agreeing to buy a 22% stake in RTL from Britain's Pearson Group for $1.35 billion.

The agreement, announced by RTL parent Bertelsmann on Friday, is still subject to regulatory approval, but if it passes muster, it could mark a seismic shift in the European TV and streaming landscape ...