Business InsiderThis week: Business Insider CEO Henry Blodget looks at Netflix following the company's earnings report, which saw the stock surging to a new high. He discusses the main thesis of Netflix, which is that it's a modern TV network, and points out that most of the company's growth is coming from overseas.
The Bottom Line: Unstoppable Netflix, Red-hot Banks, And Talking Shop With A $6 Trillion Investment Chief
jfrank@businessinsider.com (Jacqui Frank), Business Insider
Thu, 10/19/2017 - 1:45pm
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