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Netflix stock fell on news it will stop reporting subscriber totals, but investors adapted to Apple's move to stop disclosing iPhone unit sales.

Streaming leader Netflix reported first quarter financial results that were higher than estimates. The company's outlook and decision to stop reporting subscriber figures are weighing on analysts.

Netflix is set to report first-quarter financial results after the bell on Thursday. Analysts are anticipating that the streaming giant will report earnings of $4.52 per share and revenue of $9.275 billion, according to estimates from Benzinga Pro.

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DoubleVerify enhances its partnership with NBCUniversal, offering program-level measurement solutions for OTT devices, ensuring brand safety and content performance assessment.

U earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2023.

Unity has hit the reset button, but analysts are split on whether the app-monetization software company now has a brighter future ahead.

The company is facing a clutch of challenges at the moment.

The tech firm faces increasing competition on the streaming advertising side, as Netflix and Disney grow ad tiers.