Ryan Vlastelica
Reporter at Bloomberg News
Equities reporter at Bloomberg focusing on tech, media, and telecom. "Today it's a good story. Tomorrow they'll wrap a fish in it."
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6 days ago |
irishexaminer.com | Ryan Vlastelica
Audiences worldwide turn to Netflix for escapism. Wall Street is doing the same. Netflix has reported record profit to start the year, allaying concerns of a slowdown or fears the streaming leader might be hurt by growing economic uncertainty. First-quarter earnings rose 25% to $6.61 a share, the company said on Thursday night, easily beating analysts‚Äô estimates. Sales grew to $10.5bn (‚ā¨9.33bn), in line with projections.
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6 days ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Ryan Vlastelica
Audiences worldwide turn to Netflix for escapism. Wall Street is doing the same. The streaming-video giant is seen as well positioned to weather the turmoil roiling financial markets, given limited direct impact from tariffs and a nascent advertising business that’s fueling durable growth. In addition, Netflix Inc. subscriptions are viewed as one of the last things consumers will cancel in a recession, suggesting a high level of resilience even if economic conditions worsen.
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1 week ago |
financialpost.com | Ryan Vlastelica
The streaming-video giant is seen as well positioned to weather the turmoil roiling financial markets, given limited direct impact from tariffs and a nascent advertising business that’s fuelling durable growth. In addition, Netflix Inc. subscriptions are viewed as one of the last things consumers will cancel in a recession, suggesting a high level of resilience even if economic conditions worsen. That’s helped make the stock a high-profile gainer this year, with a rise around eight per cent.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Ryan Vlastelica
Audiences worldwide turn to Netflix for escapism. Wall Street is doing the same. The streaming-video giant is seen as well positioned to weather the turmoil roiling financial markets, given limited direct impact from tariffs and a nascent advertising business that’s fueling durable growth. In addition, Netflix Inc. subscriptions are viewed as one of the last things consumers will cancel in a recession, suggesting a high level of resilience even if economic conditions worsen.
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1 week ago |
investmentnews.com | Ryan Vlastelica
by Ryan Vlastelica Audiences worldwide turn to Netflix for escapism. Wall Street is doing the same. The streaming-video giant is seen as well positioned to weather the turmoil roiling financial markets, given limited direct impact from tariffs and a nascent advertising business that’s fueling durable growth. In addition, Netflix Inc. subscriptions are viewed as one of the last things consumers will cancel in a recession, suggesting a high level of resilience even if economic conditions worsen.
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Just came across this story I wrote nearly five years ago to the day (April 29, 2015), where analysts downplay the risk that Netflix poses to movie-theater stocks. After all, 50 Shades was a hit. $AMC $CNK $NFLX https://t.co/sFwGti6nUl
With the caveat that this trend is largely due to cycle timing as opposed to policies, Trump will almost assuredly be the latest Republican president to experience a recession in his first term, a trend that goes back to Teddy Roosevelt. https://t.co/cjWEYt47WB
Best movie ever? Or simply one of the best movies ever? https://t.co/vN6dDbFZjY