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Netflix Password Crackdown May Boost Risk of User Turnover Bloomberg 3/15/2021 Ryan Vlastelica (Bloomberg) -- Netflix Inc. may find out soon just how many of its viewers will agree to pay to use its services. The video-streaming giant is taking a firmer stance against people sharing account passwords, testing a feature that prompts non-paying viewers to buy a subscription. A Netflix spokesperson wrote that the test was “designed to help ensure that people using Netflix accounts are authorized to do so.” A key question for Wall Street is how many will become paying users....

Dividend ‘Supercycle’ May Kick Off for Australia’s Biggest Firms Bloomberg 2/22/2021 (Bloomberg) -- Australian dividend payouts are exceeding analysts expectations in the current earnings season, which could support the nation’s stocks and usher in years of amped-up payments. “With operating conditions improving across sectors, boards have started re-instating more generous payout ratios” as earnings beats surpass misses, JPMorgan Chase & Co. analysts wrote in a Feb. 19 note. “We believe an Australian dividend supercycle is in the offing,” led by value sectors like banks an...

Fund Manager Beating 97% of Peers Buys Korean Tech Stocks Bloomberg 12/14/2020 Moxy Ying (Bloomberg) -- A top-performing fund manager is betting that South Korea’s technology stocks still have room to shine in an equity market that has surged more than 90% since the initial impact of the pandemic in March. Soohai Lim, a fund manager for Barings in Hong Kong, said strong earnings growth, attractive valuations and a positive trend for chip prices bode well for the country’s equities. In addition, the shares have the right mix of growth and cyclical characteristics. He has ...

Fund Manager Beating 97% of Peers Buys Korean Tech Stocks Bloomberg 12/14/2020 Moxy Ying (Bloomberg) -- A top-performing fund manager is betting that South Korea’s technology stocks still have room to shine in an equity market that has surged more than 90% since the initial impact of the pandemic in March. Soohai Lim, a fund manager for Barings in Hong Kong, said strong earnings growth, attractive valuations and a positive trend for chip prices bode well for the country’s equities. In addition, the shares have the right mix of growth and cyclical characteristics. He has ...