Looking Ahead

Nov. 10

Fox Business Network will host a Republican presidential primary debate tonight from the Milwaukee Theatre in Wisconsin. According to the network, moderators will direct the discussion to economic matters like jobs and taxes. Meanwhile, CBS will host Democratic candidates in a Nov. 14 debate in Des Moines, Iowa.

Nov. 11

Starting today, new Netflix customers will pay $1 more per month—$9.99 total—to subscribe to the streaming entertainment service. Current Netflix customers will be able to stay at the $8.99 rate until October 2016, when their price will increase as well.

Nov. 11

More than 25,000 veterans are expected to march up Fifth Avenue in this year’s Veterans Day parade in New York City, commemorating the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II. Former Manhattan District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau, a WWII Navy veteran who survived German and Japanese airplane and torpedo attacks, will serve as grand marshal.

Nov. 12

Private sector workers in Greece have voted to strike today in order to protest austerity reforms made by the nation’s left-wing government, which took power in January. The General Confederation of Greek Workers wants a 24-hour strike to pressure the government to reconsider raising the national retirement age to 67.

Nov. 20

If Volkswagen wants to continue selling cars in California, it has until today to announce a plan to fix its diesel vehicles containing rigged emissions controls. In September Volkswagen revealed it had gamed vehicle software in order to cheat on emissions tests. As the state with the most drivers, California’s deadline is likely to spur the German automaker into action.