Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) stock has been getting some love since last Tuesday, when the company reported its third-quarter results. Shares have risen 6.5% and many analysts have been raising their 12-month price targets for the stock. While not all analysts are bullish on Netflix fo
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) just reported third-quarter financial results, and the highlight, unsurprisingly, was the addition of 4.4 million new members. The leader in streaming entertainment now has more than 213 million subscribers worldwide, and management expects to add 8.5 milli
NENT, the Swedish media group challenging streaming giants such as Netflix and Disney+, reported a 28% rise in subscriber numbers on Tuesday as its efforts to expand beyond Scandinavia brought in more viewers.
Swedish media group NENT's subscribers of its streaming service Viaplay rose 28% in the third quarter as it expanded to more countries competing with global rivals such as Netflix and Disney+.
Comedian Dave Chappelle on Monday addressed the transgender controversy at Netfli in full for the first time on a video on his Instagram account, five days after about 100 people protested near the streaming company’s headquarters.
Do You Have These Streaming Stocks On Your Watchlist This Week?As we enter another week of trading in the stock market, streaming stocks are back in focus among investors. In today’s world, streaming has become a core activity for many people. Consumers now favor the idea o
We're in the thick of earnings season, and if you're an investor in any of the FAANG stocks, there will be a lot of moving parts this week. Outside of Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) -- which reported mixed but ultimately well-received financial results last week -- every other component
Pew Research recently conducted a survey to measure public trust in politicians. The results were shocking, showing only 24% of Americans claiming to trust the government. This number is down a massive 51% since the mid-1960s. That's right, down from 75% to only 24%. These statis
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) plans to spend $17 billion in cash on content production and licensing this year, but it could be just getting started. Management sees a long runway for growth across various television and film programming verticals and geographies, and it's just beginnin
Lewis Hamilton had to settle for second but Formula One's most successful driver said Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix in Austin still felt like a breakthrough for his sport.
A few days before Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) reported third-quarter earnings, I decided to buy some shares. While the latest round of numbers looks strong, with global streaming paid memberships reaccelerating to 9.4% year over year, my decision had nothing to do with short-term perf
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) reported third-quarter earnings last week that revealed better-than-estimated subscriber growth. Popular hit show Squid Game had a part to play in the outperformance, no doubt. The Korean language show is reported to be the most-watched series on the platfo
Netflix's (NASDAQ: NFLX) latest earnings update contained plenty of good news about the business. The streaming video giant is speeding up its subscriber gains in the second half of 2021 thanks to a flood of new TV and film content. Cash flow and profit margins are expanding, too
Ex-Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone, 91 on Thursday, is adamant about one thing after being offered an advisory role by the new head of skiing's governing body -- he will not be taking to the slopes.
After seeing China Evergrande (OTC: EGRN.F) on the edge of financial collapse, investors may be wondering if any stocks in their portfolios are vulnerable to a similar risk. In this video clip from "The 5," recorded on Sept. 24, Fool.com contributors Brian Withers, Jason Hall, Ne
One of the sentiments shared most often in investing is "That ship has sailed," or put another way, "The train has already left the station." Simply put, many investors fear that a significant run-up in a stock price likely means they've already missed out on their best chance to
The streaming content pioneer announced third-quarter results on Tuesday, Oct. 19. Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) generates all its revenue from streaming subscribers. The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) has several business segments, but its streaming services are taking center stage of
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) reported its third-quarter results last week, and on the whole, it posted solid numbers. Revenue matched the company's guidance at $7.48 billion. Meanwhile, earnings per share reached a record $3.19, smashing the company's forecast of $2.55 and the analyst
Kudos to Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX). Not only did the king of streaming pump up its per-share profits from $1.74 a year ago to $3.19 in the third quarter -- topping estimates of $2.56 in the process -- the company also added (net) nearly 4.4 million subscribers during the three-month