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If there's a mega-cap tech titan out there that's overdue for a stock split, it's Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX).
In a wildly anticipated event, former boxing champion Mike Tyson faced off against famous YouTuber Jake Paul on Nov. 15 in Texas. The fight was streamed on Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), but it encountered severe disruptions, buffering, and outages for thousands of viewers.
Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX) maintains a significant first-mover advantage in streaming with more than 280 million subscribers worldwide. Its diverse content strategy, spanning multiple languages and genres, and aggressive investments in original programming continues to drive international expansion.
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Disney Q4 results show that its streaming business is finally hitting its stride. While the company's theme parks and cable TV faced pressure, the streaming business performed well.
Netflix (NFLX -3.59%) may be the forgotten big tech stock to some.
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Once upon a time, the FAANG stocks were all the rage. For the better part of a decade, Facebook (rebranded Meta Platforms), Apple, Amazon, Netflix (NFLX 0.04%), and Google (now Alphabet) were among the market's most consistent performers.
Netflix shares were on track for a fifth consecutive gain on Friday and set for their biggest weekly percentage rise since January, after the streaming media company's popular boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul.