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It may seem like an inconsequential story at first. Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is shutting down dormant accounts, even as they continue to pay their monthly subscriptions. The world's leading premium streaming platform is now reaching out to folks with current accounts who haven'

InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips

InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips

InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips

After spending most of the day waffling below breakeven, the Dow settled roughly 100 points lower, as Wall Street weighed mixed economic data that included another spike in weekly jobless claims. A new wave of U.S.-China tensions is also spooking traders, alongside a new bi

After spending most of the day waffling below breakeven, the Dow settled roughly 100 points lower, as Wall Street weighed mixed economic data that included another spike in weekly jobless claims. A new wave of U.S.-China tensions is also spooking traders, alongside a new bi

You may have seen Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) asking if you're still watching, a couple of hours into a streaming binge. Here's a new twist on that familiar pop-up notice: The streaming media giant is about to put the same question to users who aren't watching anything at all. A thum

California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to roll out a framework for restarting movie and TV production in the Golden State, planning to publish the rules on Monday, May 25. Newsom made the announcement on a public video conference with eight representatives from the production side o

In this episode of MarketFoolery, Chris Hill and Motley Fool analyst Bill Barker go through some of the latest earning reports and market headlines and talk about a company that is well-positioned to succeed in a work-from-home culture. They discuss a nonessential medical proced

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) impact the daily routine of millions of people worldwide. Apple has more than 1.5 billion active users across its iDevices, while Netflix boasts a fast-growing member base of 182.86 million. 

For most industries, the COVID-19 pandemic means that 2020 has been anything but business-as-usual. And, in most industries, that's a bad thing. But some companies and industries have been exceptions to the grim rule. Tech companies in general and teleconferencing technologies,

AT&T's (NYSE: T) HBO Max streaming service landed new distribution partners ahead of its May 27 launch.

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A previously unreleased version of 2017 superhero movie "Justice League" by director Zack Snyder will debut on the HBO Max streaming service in 2021, executives said on Wednesday, in response to a years-long campaign by fans.

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) just bought the rights to movie star Tom Hanks' World War II film Greyhound, which had originally been slated for a Father's Day release in theaters but because of the COVID-19 pandemic will debut online.

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) launched Apple TV+ about six months ago with a generous promotion: buy an Apple device and get a free year of the service. The standard price is $4.99 per month.

HBO Max, the forthcoming streaming service from AT&T Inc-owned WarnerMedia, announced on Wednesday several new partners will carry its content, but it has not yet announced deals with Comcast Corp, Amazon.com Inc or Roku Inc.

There are several themes that have been moving stocks during the recent pandemic-induced market volatility. For example, people are staying home, which had led to increased usage of streaming services like Netflix and online shopping destinations such as Etsy. One less-discusse