Netflix's Price Hikes Drive Subscriber Surge and Stock Growth
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Netflix has raised subscription prices for some of its streaming plans in the US, UK, and France, following the addition of nearly 9 million subscribers in the third quarter, surpassing expectations. The company attributed its growth to cracking down on password-sharing and a steady stream of new programming. Netflix's shares rose by 13% in response to the news. The price hikes come as Netflix faces market saturation in the US and increased competition from companies like Disney and Warner Bros Discovery. The company's global subscriber base now stands at 247 million.
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