Netflix continues to branch out, it said in Tuesday's earnings call. On tap: more games, podcasts, vertical video, even shows licensed from rival Paramount Skydance.

Prediction markets suggest Netflix executives will emphasize subscriber growth, pricing, live content and major franchises like Stranger Things—while likely avoiding explicit "ad-supported" language—when the company reports Q4 earnings,

Netflix Inc (NFLX) reports 16% revenue growth and strategic moves, including the acquisition of Warner Bros Studios and HBO, while navigating regulatory challenges and competitive pressures.

At the center of the redesign is deeper integration of vertical video feeds, which the streaming giant has been experimenting with since May.

Netflix's senior management team continued to campaign Tuesday for their pending $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros.

As the streamer aims to buy Warner Bros., Ted Sarandos now says building a theatrical distribution engine "just didn't make the priority cut."

Netflix reports earnings after the market closes today, with analysts expecting rising revenue and profits. Ahead of the results, the company announced an update to its offer for Warner Bros. Discovery to an all-cash deal rather than a mix of cash and stock.