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Friday was a solid for the broad U.S. markets, bouncing back from the devastating drop on Wednesday and Thursday. Each of the major averages gained over 1% in the session with the Nasdaq posting the...
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday included Alibaba, Amazon.com, Facebook, General Electric, 3M, Microsoft, Netflix, Snap, Square and Twitter.
A Merrill Lynch reported featured communications services companies that are the most overweight in portfolios by managers. These five stocks make sense in a stock market that is very wobbly.
Netflix eats up 15% of the global internet's bandwidth capacity by streaming video to over 125 million users.
Netflix eats up 15% of the global internet's bandwidth capacity by streaming video to over 125 million users.
The SEC files charges against Tesla CEO Elon Musk, J.C. Penney’s chief financial officer to resign, Netflix to double its investments in France, and other important business headlines.
A new survey from brand consultancy Prophet ranks 299 brands based on a survey of more than 12,000 Americans. Top-ranked Apple is probably no surprise, but where is Facebook or Twitter or Starbucks?
A recent survey of Netflix subscribers indicates that nearly a quarter would cancel their subscriptions if the company begins showing ads. But Netflix needs to offset its planned $8 billion in...
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen from Wednesday include AT&T, CenturyLink, MercadoLibre, Netflix, Starbucks, Tiffany, TJX Companies and YRC Worldwide.
Netflix shares saw a handy gain in Monday’s session after it was announced that the online streamer might start advertising other shows on its platform.
Netflix shares took a small downturn to start off the week after the company announced that there would be a big change in senior leadership.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Monday included Akamai, Dollar Tree, Hasbro, Intel, Mylan, Netflix and Papa John's.
In video streaming, Disney has to deal with huge competitors, and that means it has to deal with the issue of how many streaming services any household wants.
CBS will look into sexual harassment charges against its CEO, Walmart may enter the streaming media business, Texas to become the world's third largest oil producer, and other important business...
Walmart has many challenges as it competes with Amazon. Is it going to add to those problems by chasing a business in which it cannot be successful?