Content is king at Netflix as streaming giant looks to raise US$1.6bn in fresh debt
Proceeds from the sale of the notes will be used for general business purposes, including content acquisition
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Netflix Inc
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Netflix Inc is one of the world's leading entertainment services with over 260 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, films and games across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can play, pause and resume watching as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, and can change their plans at any time.
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Nasdaq lower but Dow Jones and S&P 500 gain at close
US stocks were mixed at the close, with the Nasdaq in the red
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Netflix to spend up to US$8bn on content next year as it tackles rising competition
Netflix has impressed investors with a better-than-expected increase in third quarter subscriber numbers and growth in revenue and earnings.
Netflix to report strong growth in subscribers in third quarter, boosted by Emmy-winning shows
Netflix's investment in content seems to be paying off, having added 5.2 million subscribers in the second quarter
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FTSE 100 closes in negative territory despite resource stock gains
The UK blue chip index closed at 7,526, well below the session peak of 7,557.00 and close to the day’s low of 7,531.48
Nasdaq Composite closes on new high despite stocks easing back in the afternoon session
The Nasdaq rose 14 points on the day to close at a record closing level of 6,606.
Netflix unveils first monthly fees increases in two years in US and UK, as it spends heavily on original content
Netflix said while its lowest-cost ‘Basic’ plan will remain at US$7.99 a month in the US and £5.99 in the UK, its most popular ‘Standard’ tier product - that includes high-definition video - will cost a dollar more at US$10.99, or 50p more
Netflix's basic service to be bundled free into T-Mobile US's unlimited daily family plan
Mobile carrier T-Mobile is hoping to lure more customers by offering Netflix while streaming device maker Roku has launched its own ad-supported movies channel
Netflix hires hot-shot producer Shonda Rhimes
“The future of Shondaland at Netflix has limitless possibilities,” Rhimes gushed, as she tried to out-hype Netflix's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos
Netflix in talks with Disney to keep offering Marvel and Lucasfilm movies after 2019
Reuters quoted Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos as saying that the firm is in "active discussions" with Disney on the issue
Walt Disney Co, Netflix, Pricelink Group, TripAdvisor - AFTER HOURS
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Sky shares fall as Murdoch’s takeover bid delayed once again
The government has asked Ofcom to take another look at whether Murdoch and Fox would adhere to UK broadcasting standards
Disney to ditch Netflix Inc and launch two streaming services of its own
The sport-based subscription service would go live next year, while the film and TV content offering would launch in 2019, when the current distribution agreement with Netflix will end
Netflix makes first ever acquisition with Kick-Ass and Kingsman publisher Millarworld
Mark Millar, the man behind Millarworld, has been likened to a modern-day Stan Lee
Netflix burns cash as it invests in original content to compete with Amazon and YouTube
Netflix is likely to remain in negative free cash flow for the next decade, according to analysts at Wedbush
Netflix shares soar as it smashes estimates by adding 5.2 million subscribers in second quarter
Netflix shares surged as its second quarter results smashed analysts' expectations
US shares seeing red going into close
US shares closed higher on Friday but were little changed at the open on Monday
BlackRock , Netflix , Goldman Sachs, Brexit, AT&T - PRE-MARKET
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