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After a quarter in which Netflix reaffirmed its dominance in streaming video, its $5 billion deal to acquire rights to broadcast live wrestling suggests the streaming pioneer is taking a page from the old-school cable TV playbook. Netflix said on Tuesday it will carry World Wrestling Entertainment's (WWE) flagship weekly program, "Raw," from next year, deepening its investment in live programming and offering its subscribers outside the U.S. other weekly wrestling shows incl...

Shares of Netflix Inc. jumped 10.70% to $544.87 Wednesday, on what proved to be an all-around mixed trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500...

Communications services companies rose after strong earnings from one major streaming service. Netflix shares rallied, and were set to test all-time highs,...

U.S. stock indexes finished mixed on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 barely eking out a fourth consecutive all-time high despite a batch of well-received...

New ad-supported plans on Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+ and more can help you save big while you watch all your favorite movies and shows.

Stock in the streaming-video company Netflix has rallied more than 50% over the past 12 months.

An unexpected surge in US subscriber penetration at the end of the year raises some big questions about the saturated streaming market.

U.S. stock index futures showed benchmarks holding at record levels as bond markets stabilized and traders eyed an accelerating flow of corporate earnings...

Netflix's deal to show the WWE weekly 'Raw' wrestling show is valued at more than $5 billion.

WWE's 'Raw' to leave linear TV for the first time, starting in 2025