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Netflix News News 8 December 2025 - 31 January 2026

Netflix stock price today: NFLX ticks up after hours on insider sale filing — what to watch next week

Netflix stock price today: NFLX ticks up after hours on insider sale filing — what to watch next week

Netflix shares rose 0.4% to $83.49 in after-hours trading Friday after a filing showed co-CEO Gregory Peters plans to sell up to 105,781 shares, worth about $8.77 million. The Senate Judiciary antitrust panel set a Feb. 3 hearing on Netflix’s proposed merger with Warner Bros Discovery. UK politicians urged a full probe of the deal. Paramount Skydance extended its rival offer deadline to Feb. 20.
Netflix stock rises as CEO knocks Paramount’s Warner bid — what Feb. 20 could mean for NFLX

Netflix stock rises as CEO knocks Paramount’s Warner bid — what Feb. 20 could mean for NFLX

Netflix shares rose 3.1% to $86.12 Friday as co-CEO Greg Peters dismissed Paramount’s bid for Warner Bros Discovery, calling it unconvincing. Paramount extended a $30-a-share hostile offer while warning Warner shareholders the Netflix cash payout could fall to $21.40 per share due to debt adjustments. Netflix switched to an all-cash bid this week and paused buybacks to fund the deal.
Netflix stock drops even after Q4 beat as Warner Bros bid freezes buybacks

Netflix stock drops even after Q4 beat as Warner Bros bid freezes buybacks

Netflix shares fell about 3% to $84.64 Wednesday after the company paused buybacks and shifted to an all-cash $27.75 per share bid for Warner Bros Discovery. Netflix secured a $59 billion bridge loan for the deal and projected 2026 revenue growth of 12%-14%. Warner Bros Discovery shares rose 0.8%. Investors focused on deal risks and Netflix’s funding strategy.
Netflix stock slides below $90 as Goldman trims target and Warner bid fight drags on

Netflix stock slides below $90 as Goldman trims target and Warner bid fight drags on

Netflix shares dropped 2% to $88.70 Friday after Goldman Sachs cut its price target, with pressure mounting as Paramount reiterated a higher $30-per-share bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. Paramount’s offer expires Jan. 21, while Warner would owe Netflix a $2.8 billion breakup fee if it exits their deal. Investors await Netflix’s Jan. 20 earnings for clarity on financing and strategy.
Netflix stock slides to $91 as Warner Bros deal risk hangs over Jan. 20 earnings

Netflix stock slides to $91 as Warner Bros deal risk hangs over Jan. 20 earnings

NEW YORK, Jan 4, 2026, 16:55 ET — Market closed Netflix (NFLX.O) shares closed down about 3% at $90.99 on Friday, underperforming a steady U.S. market as investors remained cautious on the streaming company’s pending Warner Bros deal. Investing That drop matters now because the stock is sitting near the low end of its recent range and well off its peak. At Friday’s close, Netflix was about 32% below its 52-week high of $134.12 and roughly 11% above its 52-week low of $82.11. Investing With Wall Street reopening on Monday, attention shifts to catalysts that can move rate-sensitive growth shares.
Netflix stock today: NFLX drops nearly 3% as Warner deal drama and earnings near

Netflix stock today: NFLX drops nearly 3% as Warner deal drama and earnings near

NEW YORK, January 4, 2026, 06:20 ET — Market closed Netflix shares last closed down $2.78, or about 3%, at $90.99 on Friday, the first trading day of 2026. The stock traded between $90.83 and $93.61, with about 41 million shares changing hands. The slide matters now because investors are still digesting Netflix’s agreement to buy Warner Bros. Discovery’s film and TV studios and streaming assets, including HBO and HBO Max. Netflix said the cash-and-stock transaction values Warner at $27.75 per share, with an enterprise value of about $82.7 billion — a measure that includes debt — and it expects
Netflix stock slides 3% into 2026 as Warner Bros deal and Jan. 20 earnings loom

Netflix stock slides 3% into 2026 as Warner Bros deal and Jan. 20 earnings loom

NEW YORK, Jan 3, 2026, 09:58 ET — Market closed Shares of Netflix, Inc. (NFLX) fell about 3% on Friday and ended at $90.99. The stock opened at $94.11, traded between $90.83 and $94.50, and saw roughly 41 million shares change hands. The decline keeps Netflix on the defensive heading into the first full week of 2026, as investors weigh deal risk against the company’s underlying streaming performance. That matters now because Netflix is due to update the market on revenue momentum, spending and cash generation in its next quarterly report, a potential reset point for the stock after a
Netflix stock drops 3% to start 2026 as Warner deal, Jan. 20 earnings loom

Netflix stock drops 3% to start 2026 as Warner deal, Jan. 20 earnings loom

NEW YORK, January 3, 2026, 07:37 ET — Market closed Shares of Netflix, Inc. closed down about 3% at $90.99 on Friday, the first trading day of 2026, after swinging between $90.83 and $94.50 in heavy volume. The pullback matters because Netflix’s next major catalyst is close: the company said it will publish fourth-quarter 2025 results and its business outlook on January 20, followed by a management interview after the market close. Netflix Beyond earnings, investors continue to weigh Netflix’s December agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery under which Netflix would acquire Warner Bros., including film and TV studios and the
Netflix stock holds near $95 as year-end week, Warner deal scrutiny come into focus

Netflix stock holds near $95 as year-end week, Warner deal scrutiny come into focus

NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 03:57 ET — Market closed Netflix shares ended Friday up 0.9% at $94.47, edging higher in thin post-holiday trade. The stock outperformed a flat U.S. market heading into the final trading week of 2025. Reuters The move matters now because equities are near record peaks and investors are eyeing whether a year-end rally has enough fuel to extend into early January. The S&P 500 is hovering about 1% below the 7,000 level, a milestone many traders have been watching as a sentiment marker. Reuters For Netflix, the immediate backdrop remains its planned purchase of Warner
Netflix stock edges up into year-end as Fed minutes, Warner deal stay in focus

Netflix stock edges up into year-end as Fed minutes, Warner deal stay in focus

NEW YORK, December 28, 2025, 18:52 ET — Market closed. Netflix shares rose 0.9% to $94.47 at Friday’s close, in the last U.S. session before markets shut for the weekend. MarketWatch The stock’s modest move comes as investors head into the final trading days of 2025 weighing two near-term drivers for big media and tech names: the interest-rate outlook and deal risk tied to Netflix’s planned purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming assets. Reuters+2Reuters+2 Major U.S. indexes are near record peaks, with the S&P 500 about 1% from the 7,000 level, in what has been a strong year
Netflix Stock (NFLX) News Today: Market Closed as Wall Street Weighs NFL Streaming Complaints, Warner Deal Financing, and Analyst Targets

Netflix Stock (NFLX) News Today: Market Closed as Wall Street Weighs NFL Streaming Complaints, Warner Deal Financing, and Analyst Targets

NEW YORK, Dec. 28, 2025, 9:55 a.m. ET — Market closed (weekend) Netflix, Inc. stock (NASDAQ: NFLX) is off the tape on Sunday with U.S. markets closed, but investors have plenty to digest before the next regular session on Monday, Dec. 29. The immediate backdrop: NFLX ended the last trading day of the week near $94.47, while the streaming giant’s push into marquee live sports drew renewed scrutiny after Christmas Day broadcasts that sparked a wave of viewer complaints about production choices and stream quality. StockAnalysis+2Awful Announcing+2 Netflix stock price recap: where NFLX last traded Netflix shares last closed Friday,
Netflix Stock (NFLX) Weekend Update: Price, Warner Bros. Deal, Analyst Forecasts, and What to Watch When Markets Reopen

Netflix Stock (NFLX) Weekend Update: Price, Warner Bros. Deal, Analyst Forecasts, and What to Watch When Markets Reopen

As of 4:26 a.m. ET in New York on Saturday, December 27, 2025, U.S. stock exchanges are closed for the weekend, meaning Netflix, Inc. (Nasdaq: NFLX) won’t trade again until the next regular session opens. New York Stock Exchange+1 Still, “closed” doesn’t mean “quiet”—especially for Netflix stock right now. The company is sitting at the center of one of the biggest media M&A storylines in years, while broader U.S. equities are trying to finish 2025 near record highs amid thin holiday liquidity and heavy macro headlines. Below is a comprehensive, news-driven look at Netflix stock price action, the Warner Bros.
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Series A Stock Today: Paramount’s $30 Bid Gets Larry Ellison Backstop as Netflix Deal Enters Crunch Time

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Series A Stock Today: Paramount’s $30 Bid Gets Larry Ellison Backstop as Netflix Deal Enters Crunch Time

December 23, 2025 — Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. Series A common stock (NASDAQ: WBD) traded around $28.98 in U.S. trading on Tuesday, hovering between two competing takeover paths: Netflix’s agreed cash-and-stock combination for WBD’s studios and streaming assets, and Paramount Skydance’s hostile all-cash tender offer for the whole company. The latest catalyst hit late Monday and spilled into Tuesday’s market: Paramount Skydance amended its $30-per-share offer, adding a high-profile financing enhancement—an “irrevocable personal guarantee” from Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison covering $40.4 billion of equity financing—while keeping the headline price unchanged. Reuters+2Wall Street Journal+2 What changed on December 23—and why WBD
Netflix Stock (NFLX) After Hours Today (Dec. 22, 2025): $25B Financing Update, Paramount’s Larry Ellison Move, and What to Watch Before Tuesday’s Open

Netflix Stock (NFLX) After Hours Today (Dec. 22, 2025): $25B Financing Update, Paramount’s Larry Ellison Move, and What to Watch Before Tuesday’s Open

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) ended Monday’s regular session lower, then ticked modestly higher in after-hours trading as Wall Street weighed two deal-driven headlines tied to Netflix’s proposed Warner Bros. Discovery transaction—plus a busy U.S. economic calendar set for Tuesday morning. NFLX after the bell: where Netflix stock stands tonight Netflix’s dip stood out because the broader market started the holiday-shortened week on a positive note, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rising while investors looked ahead to incoming economic data. AP News The headline driving today’s NFLX narrative: Netflix replaces part of its $59B bridge loan with new bank facilities
Netflix Stock (NFLX) News Today — Dec. 21, 2025: Warner Bros. Deal Battle, Analyst Forecasts, and What Investors Watch Next

Netflix Stock (NFLX) News Today — Dec. 21, 2025: Warner Bros. Deal Battle, Analyst Forecasts, and What Investors Watch Next

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) is ending 2025 with a rare mix of big-company stability and big-company drama: strong operating momentum, a fast-growing advertising business, and a headline-grabbing push to acquire major Warner Bros. Discovery assets—while analysts argue over whether the stock is a “buy-the-dip” setup or a value trap in disguise. As of Dec. 21, 2025 (Sunday, with U.S. markets closed), Netflix stock last traded around $94.39 per share, reflecting the company’s recent 10-for-1 stock split and putting Netflix at roughly $431 billion in market value. StockAnalysis+1 Below is the complete, up-to-date picture of today’s NFLX news, the latest forecasts
Netflix Stock (NFLX) After Hours Today (Dec. 18, 2025): Shares Steady Near $94 as Warner Bros. Deal Headlines Build — What to Watch Before Friday’s Open

Netflix Stock (NFLX) After Hours Today (Dec. 18, 2025): Shares Steady Near $94 as Warner Bros. Deal Headlines Build — What to Watch Before Friday’s Open

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) ended Thursday’s regular session at $94.00, down 0.83%, and was little changed in after-hours trading—ticking up to about $94.04 as of 4:37 p.m. ET. Yahoo Finance+1 The lack of a dramatic after-hours move doesn’t mean investors are relaxed. Netflix is sitting in the middle of one of the biggest corporate stories in media: its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. assets, the ongoing tug-of-war surrounding that transaction, and the regulatory and political scrutiny that comes with it. Meanwhile, Netflix’s push into live programming and sports-adjacent events continues to accelerate—another narrative that can shape sentiment heading into the
Netflix Stock (NFLX) News Today: Warner Bros Deal Reaffirmed, Analyst Price Targets Shift, and the 2026 Outlook (Dec. 15, 2025)

Netflix Stock (NFLX) News Today: Warner Bros Deal Reaffirmed, Analyst Price Targets Shift, and the 2026 Outlook (Dec. 15, 2025)

Netflix, Inc. stock (NASDAQ: NFLX) is back in the spotlight on Monday, December 15, 2025—less because of streaming metrics and more because the company is trying to do something it famously avoided for years: buy a legacy Hollywood empire. As of mid-morning Monday, Netflix shares were trading around $95 (split-adjusted), up roughly 1% on the session, after a volatile stretch dominated by deal headlines. Reuters The core issue for investors is simple, even if the transaction is not: deal risk is now the story of Netflix stock. What happened on Dec. 15: Netflix tells employees (and markets) it’s staying the
Netflix (NFLX) After‑Hours Stock Update on December 11, 2025 – Warner Bros. Deal, Debt Fears and What to Watch Before the December 12 Open

Netflix (NFLX) After‑Hours Stock Update on December 11, 2025 – Warner Bros. Deal, Debt Fears and What to Watch Before the December 12 Open

Netflix stock has turned into one of the market’s most hotly debated tickers again, as investors digest a massive Warner Bros. bid, political blowback, fresh analyst downgrades and unusually heavy options trading – all against a backdrop of a brand‑new 10‑for‑1 stock split and record‑high U.S. equity indices. Below is a detailed look at how Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) traded after the bell on December 11, 2025, what drove the move, and the key storylines to watch before the U.S. market opens on Friday, December 12. 1. How Netflix Stock Traded on December 11 – Regular Session and After Hours Price
Netflix Stock After Hours on December 9, 2025: Warner Bros. Deal Shock, Wall Street Downgrades and What to Watch Before the December 10 Open

Netflix Stock After Hours on December 9, 2025: Warner Bros. Deal Shock, Wall Street Downgrades and What to Watch Before the December 10 Open

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) closed Tuesday’s session (December 9, 2025) just under $97 per share, essentially flat on the day but still down roughly 11% from where it started December, as markets continue to digest the company’s blockbuster plan to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery and the mounting backlash around it.StockAnalysis+1 Below is a full rundown of what moved the stock after the bell on December 9 – and the key catalysts investors should focus on before the market opens on Wednesday, December 10, 2025. 1. Where Netflix Stock Stands After the Bell on December 9, 2025 Price-wise, the stock is
Netflix (NFLX) Stock Today, December 8, 2025: Premarket Move, $83B Warner Bros Deal and What to Know Before the Bell

Netflix (NFLX) Stock Today, December 8, 2025: Premarket Move, $83B Warner Bros Deal and What to Know Before the Bell

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) heads into Monday’s U.S. session under an unusually bright spotlight. Before the market open on December 8, 2025, the stock is trying to stabilize after a sharp post‑deal selloff, as investors weigh a massive proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery’s studios and streaming assets, rising political pushback, and a wave of fresh analyst calls. Quick snapshot before the open Here’s what traders and longer‑term investors should know before the opening bell. 1. Where Netflix stock stands heading into Monday Netflix closed Friday at $100.24, capping a three‑day losing streak and a roughly 2.9% drop on the

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