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Netflix now has soccer, WWE and boxing as part of its live sports portfolio.
Streaming giant Netflix Inc NFLX landed the U.S. media rights to the 2027 and 2031 Women's World Cup adding to its recent push into live sports, set to be front and center with two NFL games on Christmas Day.
Netflix's (NFLX) push into live sports has just taken another step forward.
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Netflix on Friday announced it has secured exclusive broadcast rights in the U.S. to the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2027 and 2031. The streaming giant said that coverage will include commentary and entertainment from studio shows and top-tier talent, as well as Netflix-original documentaries in the lead up to the tournament.
The next two FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments, to be held in 2027 and 2031, will be streamed exclusively on Netflix in the first ever broadcasting deal to separate the women's tournament from the men's, marking a major victory for the streamer as it works to break into the world of live sports.
The week ahead is a major one for Netflix stock as the internet television network broadcasts two NFL games and releases "Squid Game 2." The post Netflix Preps For Big Week: 2 NFL Games, 'Squid Games 2' appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (Dutch DPA) fined Netflix 4.75 million euros (about $4.95 million), saying that between 2018 and 2020, the company did not give its customers enough information about what it does with their personal data.
Netflix (NFLX -0.24%) shares hit another all-time high last week, prompting another analyst to jack up a seemingly dated price target on Wednesday of this week. Benjamin Swinburne at Morgan Stanley is raising his goal for the streaming video pioneer to $1,050.
I reiterate my "buy" rating on Netflix with a price target of $1,107, representing a 20% upside from current levels. In Q3 FY24, Netflix demonstrated its commitment to continue investing in its content slate across TV shows, movies, games and live events to boost user acquisition and engagement. With its Paid Memberships growing 14.4% YoY, its UCAN segment drove most of the revenue and ARM growth, while its operating margins expanded at the same time.