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Netflix Looks to Bounce Back From $135 Billion Wipeout

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 20 October 2026, 17:09 UTC 1 min read
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Oct 20th, 2026 Netflix Looks to Bounce Back From $135 Billion Wipeout Netflix has lost about $135 billion in market value this year with its shares down 25%. It's been making changes at the top as it tries to find some new blockbusters. Bloomberg's Felix Gillette has more on what to watch for when the streaming giant reports earnings.

Oct 20th, 2026 Netflix Looks to Bounce Back From $135 Billion Wipeout Netflix has lost about $135 billion in market value this year with its shares down 25%. It's been making changes at the top as it tries to find some new blockbusters. Bloomberg's Felix Gillette has more on what to watch for when the streaming giant reports earnings.
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