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Key Takeaways Netflix is scheduled to release Q2 2026 results on July 16; shares have declined approximately 19% since January Analysts anticipate EPS of $0.79 (representing 10% annual growth) and $12.5 billion in revenue (up 13.5%) Bernstein reduced its target price by 9% to $100 amid concerns over subscriber addition headwinds Advertising revenue approaching $3 billion on an annual basis remains a critical growth indicator Consensus analyst target price of $114.42 suggests approximately 50% potential gain from current trading levels Shares of Netflix (NFLX) have tumbled approximately 19% since the start of 2026, approaching the company’s Q2 earnings announcement scheduled for July 16. The streaming giant is currently changing hands near $75.20, significantly below its 52-week peak of $128.96. Netflix, Inc., NFLX The upcoming quarterly report represents a pivot
Netflix engineers detailed how they handle wide partitions in Apache Cassandra for the TimeSeries Abstraction. Two approaches work together: Time Slice re-partitioning tunes future partitions at the table level, while dynamic partitioning detects and splits oversized partitions per TimeSeries ID on the read path. Detection runs via byte counting and Kafka, splits are checksum-validated, and Bloom filters route reads to parallel child partitions. Average read latency dropped from seconds to low double-digit milliseconds, with 500MB+ partitions staying available.
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The intense bidding for World Cup media rights highlights the growing influence of streaming giants and digital assets in sports broadcasting.
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The intense competition for FIFA World Cup streaming rights highlights the growing shift towards digital platforms dominating live sports broadcasting.
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Folarin Balogun of the United States shoots during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round Of 16 match between USA and Belgium at Seattle Stadium on July 6, 2026 in Seattle, Washington. Mb Media | Getty Images Sport | Getty Images As the FIFA World Cup captures massive global audiences, media companies are preparing to pay billions for the rights to the next two men’s tournaments. Netflix, Disney and Alphabet’s YouTube are all interested in challenging Fox for the U.S. broadcast rights to the 2030 and 2034 World Cup, according to people familiar with the matter. Amazon, which currently owns UEFA Champions League rights in the U.K., and Apple, which owns global MLS rights, could also enter the mix, further fueling a potential bidding war for the rights. Discussions between FIFA and potential media partners are expected to begin sometime in the next three months, according to people f
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Key highlights: Bernstein reaffirmed its $150,000 year-end Bitcoin target Analysts say institutional demand is stronger than what sentiment suggests Bitcoin ETFs have seen $5.5 billion in outflows this year, but overall flows remain positive The crypto market has been in a difficult period since the market crash in October, 2025, but investment firm Bernstein has refused to shy away from its prediction. Even with the correction that has seen more than half of BTC’s value wiped out from its 2025 peak, the firm still says the Bitcoin price will hit $150,000 by the end of 2026. The coin is currently trading at a price of $63,000, down by about 54% from an all-time high of around $126,000. Bitcoin correction looks different this time, Bernstein says Bernstein analysts led by Gautam Chhugani said the current downturn does not look like the previous crypto bear markets played o
FIFA’s Roblox, Netflix, and mobile releases show how reach beats token rails. Apple’s NFT rules and wallet UX explain why Web3 sports games struggle to scale.
