What a Monthly Price Hike Really Means for Netflix and Its Bottom Line
Reed Hastings and his team are said to be increasing prices for the streaming media service for 2019. No surprise, Netflix shares surged even higher on Tuesday.
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NBCUniversal Launches Streaming Services, Up Against 10 Giants of Industry
NBCUniversal became the most recent of the mega-media companies to launch a streaming media service. There is already stiff competition in the United States.
Sears Survives: Here Are Its 8 Largest Competitors
Pending a bankruptcy court's approval, Sears has avoided liquidation following an offer exceeding $5 billion from former CEO Eddie Lampert. But the store's survival is anything but guaranteed given the strength of the competition.
Retailers Closing the Most Stores in 2019
This week, children’s clothing chain Gymboree is expected to file for bankruptcy protection and begin shuttering its 900 U.S. locations. The company had been in the process of closing hundreds of stores for months,…
Can Netflix Deliver in Q4?
Netflix is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results after the markets close on Thursday.
This Is How Long You’ll Wait at 40 Largest Airports
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has released an updated statement on its checkpoint operations showing average wait times at the major U.S. airports.
The Mess That Is Ford
Ford disappointed investors on Tuesday with its announcement of an alliance with VW that had little to boost spirits and a preliminary results announcement Wednesday morning only made matters worse.
11 Largest Bankruptcies of All Time
Northern California natural gas and electricity provider PG&E recently announced its intention to file for bankruptcy protection. Here's a list of the 11 largest U.S. bankruptcies of all time.
Is Bank of America Picking Up Where Wells Fargo Let Down?
Bank of America reported better-than-expected quarterly results before the markets opened on Wednesday.
How did Apple get blindsided by China? Here’s one theory.
Jean Louis Gassée asks a good question. Horace Dediu suggests an answer.
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Apache, Caesars, Dell, Devon Energy, HPE, NetApp, Nordstrom, MetLife, Snap and More
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Wednesday included Apache, Caesars Entertainment, Dell Technologies, Devon Energy, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, NetApp, Nordstrom, MetLife and Snap.
2018 European Auto Sales Fizzle
Auto sales in Europe declined by 8.4% in December and full-year sales for 2018 rose by just 0.1% compared with 2017 sales.
Mortgage Loan Rates Increased Last Week, but New Applications Remained Strong
Mortgage loan rates were generally a little higher last week but that did not have a negative effect on applications for new mortgages. Applications for refinancing came in at a 12-month high last week.
Analyst Has 5 Incredible Internet Stock Predictions for 2019
Any way you slice it, the prospects and growth possibilities for the internet and digital media remain massive, and while barriers to entry have grown, there will always be a place for something new…
Wall Street Still Doesn’t Believe in Ford
Though Ford announced a broad-ranging alliance with Volkswagen, its stock fell despite tremendous press coverage of the deal.