Netflix Stock News

Netflix (NFLX -0.07%) has found its groove. Although the streaming specialist faced some headwinds several years ago that caused its stock price to decline, the company has since recovered and is performing exceptionally well.

Netflix appears to have set a goal of becoming an entertainment conglomerate like Walt Disney, but for a new generation.

With upcoming earnings reports, options pricing reveals heightened expectations for post-earnings moves. Options on the Mag 7 make up about 25% of the single stock option volume daily. There are 8 million Mag 7 options contracts traded per day, equating to about $5 billion in premium. In total, Mag 7 stocks trade half a billion shares per day, or 4% of spot volume for single stocks. For options...

Netflix has hired Ed Couchman to lead UK ad sales, the company confirmed to Business Insider. Couchman joins from Spotify, bringing experience from prior roles at Snap, Meta, and Channel 4.

Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) has a lot to celebrate in 2025, including upcoming seasons of popular shows such as “Wednesday” and “Stranger Things”; the success of international content from Korea, Latin America, and elsewhere; and the introduction of live and interactive content.

The pressure to perform can follow an earnings report despite beating expectations. Netflix is fully aware of that after releasing its Q2 numbers, pushing analysts and investors alike to wonder if its streaming services can continue broadcasting increased revenue.

We might all wish that we'd bought shares of Netflix (NFLX -0.50%) 10 years ago. As of July 25, this category-creating enterprise has seen its stock price skyrocket 978% in the last decade.

France's TF1 Group posted half-year revenue of €1.1B ($1.3B), with dips at its media arm offset by growth at its newly refurbished studios division. The HPI broadcaster, which recently struck a game-changing carriage deal with Netflix in France, saw its operating profit rise €4M year-on-year to hit €119M.