Live Events Push Boosts New Netflix Subscribers to 19 Million In Year-End Quarter

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  Netflix Raises Prices Across Plans, Reports Record Jump in New Subscribers

  The lowest-price, ad-supported option for the streaming service will cost $7.99 a month, an increase of $1.
  
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  Netflix Raises Prices After Adding 19 Million Subscribers in Latest Quarter

  The company said those results were buoyed by programming in recent months that exceeded internal expectations.
  
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  Netflix to raise prices in US as new subscribers soar

  Squid Game 2 and live sports, including the Jake Paul v Mike Tyson fight, fuelled new memberships.
  
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  Netflix shares jump as it adds record number of subscribers

  Streaming pioneer’s total number of customers passes 300mn as it receives boost from live sports
  
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  Netflix raises prices as it posts record subscriber growth in fourth-quarter earnings

  Streaming service’s bet on live events helped reel in 19 million more subscribers in holiday-season quarter. Netflix added nearly 19 million subscribers during the holiday season quarter to help ...
  
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  Netflix shares soar as company reports surging revenue, tops 300 million subscribers

  Shares of Netflix soared more than 13% Tuesday after the company posted fourth-quarter results that beat on the top and bottom lines.
  
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