Netflix raising their subscription prices
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Management's disciplined decision to walk away from a massive acquisition pleased the market, but has the stock's rebound already priced in the good news?
Netflix (NFLX) stock dropped ~3% Thursday as paid subscriber growth declined 46% YoY and the company plans to boost 2026 content spending by 10%.
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Why now? First off, it would be difficult to imagine Netflix would have pulled this pricing lever - hiking fees for its approximately 86 million U.S. customers - if the deal to acquire Warner Bros. were still in play.