Investors weigh solid streaming fundamentals against the risks of an all‑cash Warner Bros. bid, slower 2026 growth, and a pause in buybacks.

Across the U.S. subscription video-on-demand market in 2025, live programming emerged as the most reliable source of major sign-up spikes. Ampere’s analysis showed that live events accounted for 60 percent of standout subscription peaks across major platforms, compared with about 30 percent driven by promotional activity.

Netflix Inc (NFLX) reports 16% revenue growth and strategic moves, including the acquisition of Warner Bros Studios and HBO, while navigating regulatory challenges and competitive pressures.

Netflix, Inc. is rated a Buy with strong engagement, expanding operating margins and solid cash generation. Learn more about NFLX stock here.

As 2026 progresses – with advertising on the rise, live sports gaining traction, a significant Warner deal in the works, and new experiential initiatives

Netflix is reaffirming its faith in Korean storytelling, rolling out an ambitious 2026 lineup that underlines just how deeply Korean content has embedded itself into global popular culture. What began as a bold experiment has now become a worldwide phenomenon,

Netflix Q4 beat: revenue +17.6% and margins up, but a $72B WBD asset deal could raise leverage risk. Read the full analysis here of NFLX stock.

President Donald Trump purchased up to $2 million in Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery investments days after the announcement of a megadeal between the two media giants, among other purchases, according to a financial disclosure from the White House,