Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) reported Q3 earnings after the bell today. ...

Revenues right in line with expectations at 11.51% billion, but earnings a big miss. The company reporting five $587 in in earnings in EPS. The estimate was for $6.97%.The company explaining this saying that our operating margin of 28.2% 2% was versus the 31.7% uh street account estimate saying that was below the guidance of 31 a.5% due to an expense related to an ongoing dispute with Brazilian tax authorities that was not in our forecast. So explaining that lower than anticipated operating margin as a resu ...

Netflix missed the earnings target set by stock market analysts during the video streamer’s latest quarter, a letdown that the company blamed on a tax dispute in Brazil. The results announced Tuesday broke Netflix's six-quarter streak of posting a profit that eclipsed analysts' projections. The Los Gatos, California, cited an unexpected $619 million expense tied to the Brazilian tax dispute for the earnings shortfall while hailing its lineup of distinctive TV series and films for keeping its audience enga ...

“We’ve proven we know how to scale,” co-CEO Greg Peters said, adding that Netflix has moved from the “crawl” to the “walk” phase of its ad business. Upfront commitments more than doubled, and programmatic growth was even higher — a sign that advertisers are embracing the new ad tech stack. The company said it will introduce interactive ad formats later this year and expand AI-driven targeting and measurement capabilities through 2026, betting that its faster iteration cycle will outpace rival streamers. And ...

Yeah, just um some more commentary commentary here about this dispute with the Brazilian tax authorities yielding lower margins than anticipated. The company does guide to Q4 operating margin of 23.9%. That is lower than the 24.2% street account estimate.But some other areas of strength here. The company talking about its ads business saying they are now on track to more than double our ads revenue in 2025. Um and they concluded the US upfront with commitments more than doubling this year.talking about the ...

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Yeah, just um some more commentary commentary here about this dispute with the Brazilian tax authorities yielding lower margins than anticipated. The company does guide to Q4 operating margin of 23.9%. That is lower than the 24.2% street account estimate.But some other areas of strength here. The company talking about its ads business saying they are now on track to more than double our ads revenue in 2025. Um and they concluded the US upfront with commitments more than doubling this year.talking about the ...

Netflix reported higher revenue and profit for the third quarter, driven by membership growth, increased ad revenue and price hikes, continuing a strong run for the dominant streamer. https://t.co/fSXcJYZQSH ...

The company's earnings came in below expectations, with the stage set for big gains with the company's ad business in the fourth quarter. ...

Netflix's quarter — and stock price — was dragged down by a hefty $619 million expense tied to a Brazilian tax dispute. Netflix otherwise had another standout quarter, notching record revenue fueled by robust viewership for Korean-themed megahits like "Kpop Demon Hunters," "Squid Game," and its Canelo vs. Crawford live boxing event.Netflix's revenue rose 17.2% to a record $11.5 billion in the third quarter, largely in line with expectations from analysts and the company's guidance. A key growth area for N ...