Netflix has authorized an additional $25 billion share repurchase program, adding to its December 2024 plan and bringing its total potential buybacks to about $32 billion. The move follows the company’s withdrawal from a $72 billion Warner Bros Discovery ...

Netflix Inc. is facing growing online backlash over rising subscription prices and cancellation calls, even as the streaming giant reportedly benefits from a nearly $3 billion breakup windfall tied to its failed Warner Bros.

Has David Zaslav saved Warner Bros., or is he about to bury it? That's the crux of an angry debate in Hollywood as Paramount Skydance moves closer to acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent company of Warner Bros.

Netflix reported first-quarter 2026 earnings, revealing that during the January-March period (when it was still in talks to acquire Warner Bros.) it beat analyst expectations in on the top line. The streaming giant also doubled earning per share in Q1 — thanks to a $2.

After Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) walked away from a potential acquisition deal earlier in the year with Warner Bros Discovery, Q1 2026 was going to be a quarter where the focus could be squarely upon the streaming giant's performance.

Netflix's board of directors has authorized a stock buyback of an additional $25 billion. The move comes as the company looks to boost its share price following a major hit driven by its $83 billion deal for Warner Bros.