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For five years, one of tech's biggest names operated a cash-return machine of astonishing scale. Now, an all-in bet on artificial intelligence is changing the equation for owners.

The story has changed at Netflix, but the stock remains quite appealing.

Three stocks you know are trading lower this year. One should bounce back soon.

Netflix (NFLX) is back in the spotlight after unveiling “The Gentlemen’s Serve,” a multi-country partnership with Stella Artois tied to the second season of Guy Ritchie’s series The Gentlemen. Netflix’s latest brand tie up lands as the stock trades at US$80.81, with a 30 day share price return of 12.69% but a year to date share price decline of 11.19%, while the 1 year total shareholder return is down 33.44% despite an 80.11% gain over three years. This suggests that long term momentum...

Exclusive preview footage of Grand Theft Auto VI achieved 31.1 million views, securing the top spot on Netflix worldwide.

Netflix hasn't said its last word.

Netflix's stock has taken a beating, but with the ad business growing and big buybacks underway, this could be a pretty attractive entry point for long-term investors.

Evercore ISI analyst Mark Mahaney upgraded Duolingo to ‘Outperform’ from ‘In Line’ with a price target of $210, up from $105, as per TheFly.

Voicing frustration on the August 27 episode of Mad Money over leadership missteps like the botched buyout attempt in February and Reed Hastings stepping down, a caller asked if they should hold, add to, or sell their Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) position. In response, Jim Cramer said: I think that Netflix is a buy, not a […]

In a group of tech giants, one company delivers top-tier growth but wears the group's lowest price tag, forcing investors to decide if it's a bargain or a warning sign.

Duolingo’s latest results showed that users are still flocking to the app. Second-quarter revenue rose 18% from a year earlier.

Netflix and Meta both reported strong revenue growth in Q2 2026, yet the market punished both stocks hard. One of them is now setting up as a surprisingly calm compounder while the other bets everything on a $140 billion AI wager.

A longtime Netflix shareholder put Jim Cramer on the spot after watching shares lose more than a third of their value, and his answer about whether to hold, add, or sell reveals just how conflicted even the bulls have become.

Netflix stock is down more than 30% over the past year while the business keeps growing revenue at double digits, and that disconnect is exactly what has one major billionaire investor stepping back in.

AMZN's Prime growth, faster delivery and expanded content slate are deepening loyalty, supporting retail and advertising growth.

NFLX's gaming push gains momentum with GTA VI and rising player engagement, but games remain an unquantified revenue source.

Netflix stock has risen after dipping post-earnings. Moreover, even if NFLX takes a breather or trades in a range, it may be worth shorting out-of-the-money puts to set a lower buy-in price.

Apple's returning to a familiar playbook in the AI age: leveraging a massive consumer reach to become Silicon Valley’s top rent collector.

Netflix (NasdaqGS:NFLX) is shifting toward a hybrid traditional-TV model that mixes on-demand streaming with scheduled and episodic programming. The company is integrating live sports and ad-supported content into its platform as part of a broader effort to widen its audience and deepen engagement. Netflix has secured an exclusive preview tie-in for Grand Theft Auto VI, aiming to draw interest from gamers and expand its entertainment reach. Netflix is only one example of how entertainment...

Netflix has significantly underperformed the broader S&P 500 over the past year, but analysts remain steadily optimistic about the stock’s long-term prospects, suggesting the recent recovery could offer patient investors further upside.

The leading streaming platform has always bounced back off the lows to reach new highs.

The streaming giant has never earned more, and the market has cut its multiple by more than a third. One side has the better case.

Netflix has rebounded from its 2026 lows even though it is still in the red for the year. The stock could rise further from these levels, given its tepid valuation and strong growth outlook.

Yahoo Finance Senior Autos Reporter Pras Subramanian joins Market Domination to discuss Take-Two's (TTWO) exclusive 27-minute gameplay preview of GTA VI on Netflix (NFLX), giving fans an extended look at the highly anticipated game that has been more than a decade in the making.

Netflix shares have shed a third of their value in twelve months, but a powerful combination of record buybacks and a rapidly growing ad business is quietly building pressure beneath the surface.

Netflix's next five years could be a strong growth story, powered by ads, margins, and global expansion.

Grand Theft Auto VI is almost here, and Take-Two Interactive Software stock is getting a boost. Shares of Take-Two the parent company of GTA VI’s publisher Rockstar Games, rose 2.6% to $239.93 on Friday after the release of the videogame’s much-anticipated third trailer. GTA VI is still set to release Nov. 19.

The stock has trailed the market over the past year, yet its margins sit at multi-year highs, and it is the margin that has room to fall.

GTN vs. NFLX: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?

Growth is a hallmark of all great companies, but the laws of gravity eventually take hold. Those who rode the COVID boom and ensuing tech selloff in 2022 will surely remember that the market’s punishment can be swift and severe when trajectories fall.