Netflix will reportedly not renew its $100 million contract with Prince Harry And Meghan Markle when it expires in September after making five shows with the couple that debuted on the streaming service to various levels of success since 2020.
The streaming service had previously been hailed by Wall Street as a “predictable” stock amid Trump’s unpredictable tariffs.
The streaming giant has been unable to disrupt the video game market, but armed with massive resources and time, its new push to level up could leave its competitors in the dust.
America’s top philanthropists: From Warren Buffett and Bill Gates to newcomer Reed Hastings of Netflix, the most generous people in the country have doled out billions.
The price increases come after Netflix added about 19 million new subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2024.
The raids come two years after Netflix agreed to settle a $60 million tax dispute with Italy.
The streaming giant’s third-quarter earnings report was released Thursday.
Netflix’s recovery came as other media empires flailed, with shares of Disney, Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery each more than 50% below their 2021 peaks.
Netflix had previously eliminated its ad-free subscription plan for new customers in the U.S., and the streaming giant will now scrap it for existing customers
Fiona Harvey, whose real-life behavior was portrayed in Netflix’s “Baby Reindeer,” is looking for payouts from Netflix, Piers Morgan and more.