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Netflix’s $300bn problem: lack of hits piles pressure on streaming giant

Netflix’s $300bn problem: lack of hits piles pressure on streaming giant
Financial Times Wednesday 21 October 2026, 04:00 UTC 1 min read
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Co-chief Ted Sarandos faces questions over content strategy as slowing viewer engagement threatens growth

Co-chief Ted Sarandos faces questions over content strategy as slowing viewer engagement threatens growth
Netflix (ORG) Ted Sarandos (PERSON)
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