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Netflix (NFLX) closed the most recent trading day at $1, moving +1.21% from the previous trading session.

Netflix and NASA announced a new partnership on Monday that will bring live space programming to the streamer later this summer.

NASA's live programming will start streaming on Netflix this summer. The content will remain on the NASA app.

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Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) has a lot to celebrate in 2025, including upcoming seasons of popular shows such as “Wednesday” and “Stranger Things”; the success of international content from Korea, Latin America, and elsewhere; and the introduction of live and interactive content.

Netflix and Spotify stock are in record-high territory and Wall Street analysts are raising their price targets to keep up.

Seeing Machines Ltd (AIM:SEE, OTC:SEEMF) has launched a new pilot with a North American subsidiary of Mitsubishi Electric, which Stifel views as a positive step in expanding its presence in the region’s automotive safety market. Certainly, the market appears to agree with the shares rising 10% to 2.95p. The six-week trial, announced this week, will test Seeing Machines’ Guardian Generation 3 aftermarket driver monitoring system. It follows a referral agreement signed in February with Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America (MEAA). Stifel notes that MEAA is a large and complex organisation, with operations spanning over 50 sites across North America. In commentary included in the announcement, MEAA’s chief executive described the pilot as a “significant step forward” and pointed to strong collaboration between the two teams. Stifel sees this as a promising sign, especially as Seeing Machines confirmed that several other trials are currently underway, representing a potential ma

Time Magazine's annual 100 Most Influential Companies list for 2025 includes many companies investors are familiar with, with numerous names originating from the growing artificial intelligence sector.

Netflix shares have soared more than 47% in 2025, outperforming the broader market and leaving rival entertainment stocks trailing. Yet Morningstar analyst Matthew Dolgin remains one of the few skeptics on Wall Street, warning that the stock is still significantly overvalued.

The streamer's shares still look significantly overvalued, according to one of Wall Street's few remaining doubters.