Netflix Stock News

Der britische Schauspieler Charlie Hunnam (45), der aktuell in der Netflix US64110L1061-Serie "Monster: Die Geschichte von Ed Gein" als Serienmörder zu sehen ist, hat eine Zeit gebraucht, die Rolle nach dem Dreh abzulegen.

Netflix (NFLX -0.80%) has built its empire on streaming video content, but the company isn't content to stop there. While investors focus on its subscriber growth and ad revenue, Netflix is quietly laying the groundwork for new frontiers: gaming, immersive real-world venues, and live sports and other events.

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Citi analysts expect Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX, ETR:NFC) to report third quarter 2025 revenue and earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) modestly below the Street consensus.  This is due primarily to their revised foreign exchange estimates resulting from a stronger US dollar.

Things have been looking down for shares of video-streaming king Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) in recent months.

Elon Musk this week urged his followers to cancel their Netflix subscriptions over a controversy surrounding an animated show and its creator. Shares of the company are down 4% this week.

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I am upgrading Netflix, Inc. to a Buy with a $1,359 price target, reflecting optimism in its ad-supported tier and global content expansion to boost user engagement and monetization. Netflix's Q2 FY 2025 saw strong revenue and earnings beats, driven by subscriber growth, higher pricing, and increased ad revenue, especially in UCAN, where revenue growth accelerated sequentially. Plus, Netflix's ...