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U.S. stocks rose on Monday on expectations corporate earnings will exceed forecasts, but global shares and the dollar traded little changed after data showed the Chinese economy grew slower than anticipated.

Netflix is preparing a documentary series on the United States women's national soccer team, focusing on their quest for an unprecedented third consecutive Women's World Cup title in Australia and New Zealand.

U.S. stocks ended higher to kick off the trading week on Monday, buoyed by gains in financial and technology shares as investors awaited the next round of quarterly results this week as earnings season gathers speed.

U.S. stocks rose to kick off the trading week on Monday, led by gains in financial and technology shares as investors looked toward the next round of quarterly results as earnings season gathers speed.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq led Wall Street higher on Monday supported by megacap growth stocks including Apple and Tesla, ahead of quarterly results from industry heavyweights through the week.

The stock market has gotten off to a good start to the new week on Monday. Major market benchmarks are up as much as half a percent, building on big gains so far in 2023 that have helped to reverse a sizable portion of 2022's losses. Investors want to see more positive news that

Snap-on Incorporated SNA is slated to release its second-quarter 2023 results on Jul 20, before market open. The company is likely to record top and bottom-line growth when it reports second-quarter results.The Zacks Consensus Est

Netflix NFLX announced the production of an upcoming Korean drama, The Trunk, starring Korea’s A-listers, Gong Yoo of Train to Busan and Goblin fame and Seo Hyun-jin, known for Another Miss Oh and The Beauty Inside.The show, writt

Still early-on in Q2 earnings season, this week we get a look at the first of the FAANG stocks (if we’re still calling them that). Netflix NFLX reports Wednesday after the closing bell, and is expected to bring in earnings -11.88%

The S&P 500 and the Dow edged up on Monday, as investors awaited quarterly results from industry heavyweights through the week, while Apple and Tesla boosted the tech-heavy Nasdaq.

Earnings season is here, and Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is one of the early voices chiming in with fresh financials this week. The leading premium streaming video service will report its second-quarter results after the market close on Wednesday.

Still early-on in Q2 earnings season, this week we get a look at the first of the FAANG stocks (if we’re still calling them that). Netflix NFLX reports Wednesday after the closing bell, and is expected to bring in earnings -11.88%

September S&P 500 futures (ESU23) are down -0.04%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU23) are up +0.09% this morning as market participants digested the latest economic data from China while looking ahead to a busy week of corporate earnings.

Wall Street's main stock indexes were on course for a lower open on Monday after last week's strong gains, as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of quarterly results from industry heavyweights through the week.

Investors are always looking for stocks that are poised to beat at earnings season and Netflix, Inc. NFLX, may be one such company. The firm has earnings coming up pretty soon, and events are shaping up quite nicely for their repo

Futures tied to Canada's main stock index fell on Monday as commodity prices declined after a slower-than expected Chinese economic data sparked concerns of weak demand from the top metals consumer.

U.S. stock index futures edged lower on Monday after last week's strong gains, as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of quarterly results from industry heavyweights through the week.

It’s a huge week on the earnings front, with loads of big name companies reporting. This week we have Tesla, Netflix, Bank of America, Johnson & Johnson, American Express and Goldman Sachs all set to report.

September S&P 500 futures (ESU23) are down -0.14%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU23) are down -0.03% this morning as market participants digested the latest economic data from China while looking ahead to a busy week of corporate earnings.

Netflix investors will assess risks from the ongoing strike in Hollywood when the company reports quarterly results on Wednesday, but analysts said it was well positioned due to its solid pipeline of shows and international production crew.