Whether Netflix gets its fairytale or not, the stock will remain a great company to buy for three reasons: international subscriber growth, expanding margins, and new revenue streams. The success of a potential acquisition is just one part of the company's future, and won't make or break the stock.

Netflix expects to spend in the neighborhood of $18 billion in cash on content in 2025 — and it sees plenty of runway to expand in the years ahead, according to Netflix CFO Spencer Neumann. “We’re not anywhere near a ceiling” with respect to ...

Netflix's 2024 saw impressive growth with 41 million new subscribers, surpassing 300 million, driven by password-sharing crackdowns, ad tiers, and live-streaming initiatives. Despite high valuations, forward estimates suggest double-digit upside, making ...

In 2015, a crime drama about the rise of international drug cartels, filmed in Colombia in both English and Spanish and starring Brazilian actor Wagner Moura as Pablo Escobar, seemed like a risky play for Netflix, which had only started producing original ...

Netflix’s top creative exec in Seoul spoke at the APOS media and entertainment summit about the company’s vision for K-content following the launch of ‘Squid Game’ season three on Friday. By Patrick Brzeski Asia Bureau Chief In past years, Netflix ...

Co-CEO Greg Peters highlighted that Netflix's revenue surpassed $40 billion with over 300 million paid households and an audience of over 700 million individuals. Management emphasized significant growth opportunities, noting Netflix represents less than ...

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