Wall Street will be especially focused on ad sales progress now that the company will no longer report quarterly subscription numbers.

Investors often turn to recommendations made by Wall Street analysts before making a Buy, Sell, or Hold decision about a ...

Wall Street analysts, several of whom have recently come out touting Netflix as a safer, “defensive” stock amid recession fears, have now reacted to what they read and heard in the latest ...

Netflix reported first quarter earnings that beat expectations on both the top and bottom lines, with guidance for the current quarter also ahead of Wall Street estimates.

Netflix, which financial analysts have crowned the undisputed subscription-streaming leader, kicks off the media and entertainment sector’s Q1 earnings this week. Wall Street anticipates that ...

a number of Wall Street firms have upgraded the shares. On the day after the company’s previous report, Rosenblatt upgraded Netflix to Buy from Neutral with a price target of $1,494, up from $ ...

Netflix NFLX2.03%increase ... despite growing concerns on Wall Street about the economy and trade-policy uncertainty. They shared with senior staff ambitious goals for revenue, ad sales and ...

Netflix’s streaming dominance helped the ... Its shares rose 2.7% in after-hours trading as the company also exceeded Wall Street’s earnings expectations in a quarter populated with hits ...

Wall Street sees President Trump’s “Hollywood Tariffs” as unlikely. But Netflix wasn’t even priced for the possibility. The ...

Netflix is keeping things humming. The streaming giant topped Wall Street’s first-quarter expectations, announcing total revenue of $10.543 billion and earnings per share of $6.61 in an earnings ...

The company added 41 million global subscribers last year. According to the Wall Street Journal, Netflix is targeting lofty financial goals, which include doubling its revenue by 2030 and reaching ...