Why Netflix Is Back
Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) released its most recent earnings report after the markets closed on Monday. Overall there was an incredible reaction to the report with the stock surging as much as 20%. So…
Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) released its most recent earnings report after the markets closed on Monday. Overall there was an incredible reaction to the report with the stock surging as much as 20%. So…
It doesn’t look like business as usual for Netflix so far this year, with the stock down about 10%. In years past, this company was known for its rapid growth and global expansion.
Nearly every time a large public company makes a major misstep that hurts it share price badly, ambulance-chasing law firms file class action suits to get the companies to pay out money to compensate…
As the Chicago Cubs and L.A. Dodgers match up in the NLCS, Cubs tickets have soared to over $1,400 for a seventh game (if the series makes it that far, of course).
Over the past three years, the number of U.S. consumers who subscribe to more than one video streaming service has risen by 50%.
Short interest in these selected social media stocks was mixed for the most recent settlement date.
With its potential buyers gone, and a business stuck in reverse, one thing Twitter could do is turn its hoard of cash back to investors, probably via a one-time dividend.
Despite the up and down nature of earnings from Twitter, it is an interesting franchise that under better corporate leadership could prosper.
Two pieces of news came out Thursday that together may lead to the conclusion that there will be no reasonable offer for Twitter and the company will be left adrift without a business plan…
Sony's PlayStation has a feature called Vue that turns the gaming platform into something like a pay-TV set-top. And Vue has started to create a "network" lineup.
National Amusements believes that a combination of CBS and Viacom might offer substantial synergies to better attack the changing entertainment and media landscape.
Cable cutting is costing cable companies and cable stations big time, and research suggests that 800,000 more people will cut cords in the next 12 months
Facebook is feeling the pressure from German regulators after they ordered the social media giant to stop collecting data on German users from its subsidiary WhatsApp.
The September 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous report, and short interest was up across the board in these selected social media stocks.
Investors have had plenty of reason to bet against Twitter as the turnaround of CEO Jack Dorsey has failed. User growth has plateaued and earnings have been troubling, as has guidance.