Netflix’s big bet on live events is paying off. New data published by the analytics firm Antenna indicates that Netflix added 1.43 million subscribers in the days surrounding the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul boxing match, while 656,000 members signed up around its NFL Christmas Day games.

After their historic boxing match on Netflix in November, Jake Paul and Mike Tyson appear to have turned a new leaf in their relationship. Paul posted a

Mike Tyson and Jake Paul were part of the most-hyped fight of 2024, and while technical issues and accusations of rigging dominated the conversation afterward, there were questions about how the two fighters felt about each other after Paul emerged victorious.

The streaming giant gets the latest round of stock price target hikes as experts opine on advertising and live sports upside: "As good as it gets? We don’t think so."

Netflix shares moved firmly higher in early Wednesday trading, and look set to pass the $1,000 mark for the first time on record, following a blowout set of fourth quarter earnings that cemented its lead as the world's biggest streaming group and triggered a flurry of upgrades from analysts on Wall Street.

Key Takeaways Netflix shares jumped in extended trading Tuesday after the streaming giant reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results and lifted its 2025 revenue outlook.Prior to the company's earnings report,

Shares of Netflix soared 13% to an all-time high on Wednesday after the streaming giant's big bet on sports helped add a record 18.9 million subscribers in the holiday quarter, ballooning its already sizeable advantage over other players.

The number of new Netflix subscribers rose again during the fourth quarter to reach historic proportions. The streaming service added 19 million new paid users — "the biggest quarter of net adds in our history,