Netflix Stock News

Legacy media companies are trying to beef up their offerings, to fend off competition from streaming platforms.

Netflix is building revenue beyond subscriptions with ads, real-world experiences, games, music, and podcasts. Deals with Mattel and Hasbro extend hit content into toys and collectibles.

Netflix stock has gained 102,570% since its IPO in 2002, thanks to the success of the company's industry-leading streaming platform. The stock trades at over $1,100, and the company has announced a 10-for-1 stock split to make it more accessible to its employees and small investors.

Netflix remains a buy as fundamentals are robust, with accelerating revenue growth and strong customer engagement despite a recent post-earnings selloff. Q3 margin and EPS weakness were due to a one-time Brazilian tax dispute; underlying profitability and cash flow generation remain strong for NFLX. Potential deals with Warner Bros Discovery and iHeartMedia could further boost NFLX's long-term ...

The stick is getting more use than the carrot this earnings season.

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Netflix's focus on podcasting comes at it has been seeking new ways to expand its content ecosystem beyond traditional film and television.

Traditional stock split announcements have slowed in the second half of 2025, reflecting more cautious corporate sentiment. Netflix's (NFLX) 10-for-1 split bucks the trend as its management signals renewed confidence, despite a sagging stock price.