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Spotify just posted its strongest fundamental quarter ever while its stock sits well below last year's peak, and that disconnect points to something worth paying close attention to before 2030.

Reddit's business is compounding at a pace few public companies can match, yet the stock keeps sliding. Jim Cramer sees a disconnect so extreme he used a word he rarely applies to growth names.

Disney's quarterly revenue is roughly double Netflix's, yet Netflix has posted eight straight quarters of consistent growth, while Disney's revenue swings wildly.

As TV executives gathered in Edinburgh for the industry’s annual gathering this week, the shifting power balance in British broadcasting was clear to see.

As TV executives gathered in Edinburgh for the industry’s annual gathering this week, the shifting power balance in British broadcasting was clear to see.

GTA 6's Netflix trailer sparks frenzy as the leaker dumps CYBERLEEK tokens. Here's what happened before the reveal.

After a sharp pullback, one of the world's most dominant companies is trading at a steep discount to the market, forcing investors to decide if they are looking at a bargain or a warning sign.

In the most recent trading session, Netflix (NFLX) closed at $79.84, indicating a -1.99% shift from the previous trading day.

Netflix stock has returned to a floor where buyers have repeatedly appeared, but this time it arrives with new questions about its growth story.

Netflix, Honeywell Aerospace, and Microsoft topped Wednesday's Vol/OI rankings despite thin overall volume. Institutional investors used yesterday’s unusual options activity to make three large bets based on three different options strategies.

While the S&P 500 (^GSPC) includes industry leaders, not every stock in the index is a winner. Some companies are past their prime, weighed down by poor execution, weak financials, or structural headwinds.

Alphabet's diversified growth, AI-driven ad innovation and lower valuation give it an edge over Netflix's slowing growth.

The Gauge currently does not offer granular results when it comes to individual premium platforms of its programming.

Netflix has clawed back more than 21% from its recent low, but the stock still sits well below its peak with three specific catalysts poised to determine whether this rally has real staying power or stalls out.

Netflix will host Grand Theft Auto VI’s long‑awaited preview release after repeated delays.

Netflix (NasdaqGS:NFLX) has launched "The Gentlemen's Serve", a multi market brand collaboration with Stella Artois tied to season two of "The Gentlemen". The partnership extends Netflix's content monetization beyond streaming into branded content and experiential marketing across several territories. The activation includes well known personalities and immersive live experiences aimed at deepening fan engagement and creating new commercial avenues. For investors tracking how streaming,...

Jim Cramer called Netflix a falling knife worth catching, but the chart tells a different story about when that window actually opened and whether retail viewers are hearing advice that already expired.

The band its options price for the year ahead is wide on both sides, and the optimistic end does not quite reach the stock's high of the past twelve months.

U.S. stocks ended higher on Tuesday as tech stocks rebounded following a sell-off earlier in the session, while a drop in bond yields brought some relief to investors.

Higher-priced ad-free options have seen higher price increases over the last three years vs. that of ad-supported tiers -- at $1.62 per month versus $1.21 per month.

The New York Times reported earlier Tuesday that the streaming service is considering adding more streamers, like Comcast’s Peacock and Fox One, to its roster.

One analyst says investors disenchanted with Netflix have lost the plot (in much the same way as the final season of Stranger Things).

The debate over parks and box office hits is missing the real story: Disney's streaming business has finally turned into a profit machine.

While AI was supposed to gut Google's core business and rivals like Meta and Tesla have stumbled badly this year, Alphabet's founders are sitting on a jaw-dropping windfall that tells a very different story.

Blue chip stocks dominate the list of hedge funds' most popular equity investments.

Wolfe Research says Netflix's rough summer had nothing to do with demand, and that one reframing sent shares jumping while Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery barely flinched. Here is what the analyst actually found buried in millions of viewing data points.

Management's narrative has pivoted hard from optimizing its massive retail machine to funding aggressive AI infrastructure buildouts, quietly changing what an investment in the company is actually a bet on.

If you hold Alphabet (GOOGL) stock, the recent top-line numbers look spectacular. In the second quarter of 2026, the company delivered 24% overall revenue growth, propelled by an 82% surge in its Google Cloud segment. This is the AI-fueled future investors have been waiting for. But beneath the surface of that growth, a fundamental shift is underway in the company’s financial DNA, and it represents the most significant risk to the stock today.

Has the market finally become too pessimistic about Netflix, or has the sell-off created a place to jump in?

Investing.com -- Wolfe Research has lifted its price target on Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) to $95 from $84, telling clients in a note that its analysis of viewing data suggests the streamer's soft second quarter was a scheduling issue rather than a demand problem.