Netflix stock hits 52-week low after Bloomberg viewing report
Netflix shares fell 3% on Oct. 26 to a 52-week low after Bloomberg reported members watch less, days after Netflix cut its 2026 ad revenue forecast.
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Netflix shares fell 3% on Oct. 26 to a 52-week low after Bloomberg reported members watch less, days after Netflix cut its 2026 ad revenue forecast.
In an Oct. 26 memo, Skydance's CEO and co-CEO set a five-day office week companywide and offered eligible staff a one-time voluntary buyout.
The University of Michigan's final October reading slipped to 48.0, while year-ahead inflation expectations rose to 4.7% and 85% said it is a bad time to buy a house.
NielsenIQ data show Halloween candy sales fell 6.7% in the month ending Oct. 17, as chocolate prices and $4.29 gas strain household budgets.
Humana expects about 600,000 members to be affected by its 2027 plan exits, and UnitedHealthcare about 390,000. Medicare open enrollment runs through Dec. 7.
AAA says regular gas fell 6 cents in a week to $4.27 on Oct. 22 as winter-blend fuel arrived, but crude near $100 is limiting the drop and October may set a record.
The Dow lost 1.23% on Friday, Oct. 23, as defensive stocks slid and oil jumped on Middle East supply fears, while chip stocks steadied after Thursday's drop.