Los Gatos News
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Netflix Inc., the dominant subscription video-streaming service, rose to its highest since August 2011 after saying its revival of the cult TV show “Arrested Development” could help second-quarter results.
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Netflix Inc., the world’s largest subscription video service, added five shows from Walt Disney Co.’s cable channels, strengthening its programming for families with children.
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Netflix Inc., vanquishing Wall Street skepticism about its growth prospects, became the best- performing stock in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index after signing up more than 2 million new U.S. customers.
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Netflix Inc. has won over consumers and Hollywood with its mix of TV reruns, old movies and original shows, all for $7.99-a-month with liberal policies that let family and friends share one account.
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Netflix Inc., the biggest online video-subscription service, said it will raise capital “as needed” to fund original programming while its expansion outside the U.S. absorbs cash.
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Netflix Inc. rose after BTIG Research initiated coverage of the video-streaming service with a buy rating and a $250 price target, saying subscriber growth and profitability will exceed expectations in the coming years.
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Netflix Inc., the subscription video-streaming service, said it may use Facebook and Twitter to release material information now that U.S. regulators have cleared the practice.
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Inventors who want to emigrate from their native countries put the U.S. as their top destination, according to economists at the World Intellectual Property Organization in Geneva.
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DuPont Co., the world’s biggest producer of titanium-dioxide pigment, and three other manufacturers were accused by retailers in a lawsuit of conspiring to manipulate prices for the substance.
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The anesthesiolgists’ ball in December 2010 was already raging when Dr. Thomas Elardo and his wife arrived. It was 11 p.m., and the Opera House in downtown Los Gatos, California, was packed with nurses and doctors dancing to ’80s covers by The Microbes, an all-doctor band. Elardo climbed the stairs to the mezzanine bar and was immediately gladhanded by Bobby Sarnevesht, a local entrepreneur, and orthopedist Samir Sharma, who pulled Elardo aside.
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