If you felt a disturbance in your credit card statement this week, that was Netflix (NFLX +0.12%) quietly helping itself to a bit more of your money.Netflix raised subscription prices across all tiers on March 25, 2026. There was no press release, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, or fanfare; the company simply updated its website and started sending out slightly larger invoices.The standard ad-free plan now costs $19.99 per month, up from $17.99. Premium jumped to $26.99. Even the ad-support ...

All right. So we've been talking about the airport so much. So we found this story.This one's in The Washington Post. It says, When your flight, when your first class flight turns out to be a bus ride. Okay.So let me explain here. Imagine the scenario, right. You check in for your flight.You thought it was a flight you went through to. It's TSA. You go up to the gate.Right. And on the other side of the gate is this American Airlines bus that's loading legit luggage into it. So you think you're going to a pl ...

Netflix Is Raising Prices Again—Here's What The Streaming Giant's Plans Cost Now Major Indexes Set for 5th Straight Week of Losses Dip-Buyers Are Becoming Rally-Sellers The Iran War Is Crushing Consumer Sentiment Trump Stands Firm On Lawsuit Against Fed's Powell Top Stories Netflix's latest hike comes after a number of streamers have raised prices in recent months. Michael Yanow / NurPhoto / Getty Images Close Key Takeaways Watching shows on Netflix just got a bit more expensive. The streaming gian ...

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Netflix’s early US price hike seen as potential boost to revenue, Jefferies says Proactive uses images sourced from Shutterstock A surprise move by Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX, XETRA:NFC) to raise its US subscription prices on Thursday has prompted analysts to weigh whether the move was already accounted for in the company’s full-year 2026 guidance. The streaming giant increased its ad-tier plan to $8.99 per month from $7.99, the standard plan to $19.99 from $17.99, and the premium plan to $26.99 from $24.9 ...

Netflix quietly updated its pricing page on March 26, raising subscription costs across all three of its tiers. The increase takes effect immediately for new subscribers and will roll out over the coming weeks for existing members. This is the second price hike in less than two years. Netflix last raised prices in January 2025. Before that, the previous increase was in October 2023. Netflix price increases Here is what every plan costs now. Standard with Ads: Now $8.99 per month, up from $7.99. This is ...

Netflix Inc (NFLX) stock looks attractive to value investors here, given its strong free cash flow. One play that makes sense is shorting 5% out-of-the-money puts. That play yields over 3.0% for an expiry of just over one month. This article will show how to do this play. NFLX is at $93.48 in midday trading on Friday, March 27. That's up from a recent low after the company walked away from its bid for Warner Bros Discovery (WBD). More News from Barchart NFLX stock - last 3 months - Barchart - March 27 M ...

Baird reiterated its Outperform rating and $120 price target on Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), following reports that the company raised subscription prices in the United States. The firm viewed the pricing move as a positive development, noting that the timing appeared earlier than many investors had anticipated. Beyond the immediate revenue impact, Baird said the decision likely reflects management’s confidence in the strength of the platform and validates recent commentary regarding the quality of the user expe ...

FuboTV (NYSE: FUBO) has always faced an uphill battle, even if its stock chart has been largely downhill. The company behind the namesake live TV streaming service is one of this year's biggest losers, down a blistering 68% so far this year. Fubo stock has coughed up 98.7% of its value since peaking during the 2020 holiday season. Are you still with me? It's not a pretty story, but at least one Wall Street pro sees an opportunity at this low point. Drew Crum, a managing director at B. Riley, is initiating ...

Nasdaq 10023,430.60 -0.96% Russell 20002,479.88 -1.02% FuboTV Crashed 80% but This Could Be the Turnaround - 24/7 Wall St. S&P 5006,445.70 -0.83% Dow Jones45,701.00 -0.88% FTSE 1009,991.60 +0.32% Nikkei 22552,154.50 -1.00% Stock Market Live March 27, 2026: S&P 500 (SPY) Slips Despite Trump Deadline Extension Investing FuboTV Crashed 80% but This Could Be the Turnaround By Joel SouthPublished Mar 27, 11:36AM EDT Quick Read FuboTV (FUBO) saw pro forma adjusted EBITDA nearly double to $41.4M in Q1 2026 foll ...