Netflix Stock News

With the broader market pulling back in recent weeks, it has created some better entry points for investors interested in owning some of the top technology stocks out there.

Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) is failing to deliver the kind of returns that investors have come to expect of it in recent years. Year-to-date, the AI darling is down nearly 25% at the time of writing.

iQIYI, Inc., a Chinese streaming service like Netflix, is increasing in-house content creation, aiming for higher subscriber totals and profits. Despite U.S./China trade risks, iQIYI offers potential gains, especially if the Chinese yuan strengthens against the U.S. dollar. Concerns about U.S. economic isolation under President Trump make international investments like iQIYI appealing for diver...

Shares of digital advertising giants Alphabet (GOOG -4.84%) (GOOGL -4.80%), Meta Platforms (META -4.37%), and Netflix (NFLX -4.39%) were plunging on Friday, falling 4.6%, 3.5%, and 4.5%, respectively, as of 1:30 p.m. ET.

Netflix (NFLX) is looking to add more live events that could drive subscriptions—but not too many—according to media executives who recently met with JPMorgan analysts.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sandbox VR, the world's premier destination for premium location-based virtual reality experiences, today announced the addition of a new mini-game to Squid Game Virtuals, developed in collaboration with Netflix. The new mini-game, ‘Repeat Racers', is available to play now at Sandbox VR locations globally. Inspired by the games from season two of Squid Game, the ...

The economy has been on shaky ground for a while, and President Trump's tariffs and trade wars could finally send it into a recession. That's a big concern for the market these days as consumers have been keeping discretionary spending to a minimum as high costs have created many affordability issues.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 index is down by more than 10% from the all-time high it set last month, but it was down by as much as 13% earlier in March. A broad sell-off swept the U.S. stock market as historically high valuations ran up against rising fears and uncertainties about tariffs, trade wars, and the macroeconomic outlook, triggering a risk-off sentiment among investors.