they wanted to talk about netflix spatial audio. if you have the premium netflix subscription.owned out by this. ed: we thought the story would be an ad supported here but 2023 is about password sharing. greg peters before he was promoted to co-ceo was right to practice problem. this was really fascinating reaction. caroline: it was. now we will have to hear from netflix about how this might be enacted. the trials that were going on and what it will mean for you and me eventually in the u.s.. in 2017 they were saying it was all about password sharing. now it's a different matter. the earnings today. what is after hours reaction? ed: still lower across all the mega caps. what is so interesting is we asked our audience, did you think after meta platforms this was us turning the corner for tech stocks? everyone on twitter was bearish. no. this is a dead cat bounce. we will see on friday's session. caroline: well, they are right. we are coming off the lows after hours. tune in tomorrow for what the numbers look like and how they perform in tech stocks. that does it for this edition

new rules for netflix. ♪♪ >> reporter: for netflix, shared passwords to watch shows like "wednesdays"anada, spain, portugal and new zealand, the netflix password free for all is officially over. subscribers have to declare a primary location for an account, outside users can be added, but for a price. in canada, it is $7.99. the number of outside users aloud will depend on the subscription. two for premium, one for standard. basic won't be able to add any outside users. netflix has not specified what the changes will be in the u.s.. only saying they will go into affect in march. the company also saying its customers in the countries will be able to easily watch netflix on their personal devices or log into a new tv like a hotel or holiday rental. netflix has not said how it will tell the difference between someone using their account while traveling and a shared password. it is unclear what the penalty will be for breaking the rules. some netflix users not happy with the change. come clean. whose password are you using? >> i have two accounts right now. one is my boyfriend's best frie

we don't need netflix.t is going to happen this is going to blow up in their face and lose 100 million people. >> ainsley: ains my daughter wanted to watch princess and the frog. i go to watch it, not available in your region. what does that mean? >> brian: you have been hacked. >> ainsley: available in other countries but not ours? >> brian: you are not ready for it. >> ainsley: new york city is not ready for it. >> brian: absolutely. receive steve get that on apple music sometime. >> ainsley: find the princess and the frog hayden would like it. >> steve: how about fredy the frog caster. >> ainsley: she likes those books. >> brian: soon start arresting people for wrong passwords. >> steve: brian, you need to talk to your family about who is changing your password. >> ainsley: don't like anyone in new york unless you use someone's password. >> brian: or you are donald trump. 27 minutes after the hour. coming up, blocking biden. >> republicans are attempting to stop the president from investing your life sav

>> do i think netflix is going to be dragged into it? >> yeah. >> yes never say never. to couch their comments when they've been asked about sports wrights, they've said we're not anti sports, we're pro profit. what they're saying is right now, based on their subscriber levels, based on their content spending, they can't punch an nfl-size hole in their content budget now, as you guys mentioned earlier, increasingly people are watching everything on tv over streaming. as that continues to progress, netflix needs to at least consider bringing live sports onto the service they're doing a live special or they've done that, so they're not averse just need the numbers to make sense and right now spending a lot of money on sports sports rights as has been mentioned, there is the time zone aspect, netflix is a global service and they look to monetize their content globally. and they get unexpected hits like "squid game." which is a south korea drama it came out of nowhere to become a massive worldwide hit. you can't do that with a live sports. >> let's talk a little bit, todd,

netflix, i'll take my digital victory lap here on netflix.>> can i just -- can i use this word it was a ballsy call at the time >> i very much appreciate that thank you. >> yes. >> you know, i think -- you by think there was some wisdom to it it was probably over valued at its peak i think way undervalued when we picked it last year. netflix literally created the category and it has power that i think very few other brands have i mean, it is a gateway to story telling and i think that the brand is creating real affinity out there. >> well, speaking -- i mean, we will ask for more stock picks later. but we are talking about brandon that just had the super bowl what did you think was this successful? was it a giant waste of money, or was it worth it >> i think the theme was to bring back shows from 10 or 20 years ago and then turn them into ads so i think it was pop triangles, they did it on "breaking bad." then you had john travolta was -- yeah, singing and dancing. yeah i mean, so that was kind of the theme. i think jennifer lopez showing up

how would you interpret this move by netflix? >> maybe, but every streaming competitor here has deep pockets and deeper than netflix. disney has sister subsidiaries from theme marks that are record high margins that are funding streaming losses similar with warner brothers we just saw yesterday a lot of these bigger companies have streaming netflix can't put these guys out of business by lowering its price. these other companies are bigger than it. they can put netflix out of business and this is in terms of a kochcompetitive strategy >> warner brother, we'll get to that in a second and video games. what could be that consistent cash flow, generative asset for them. >> they would have to buy something because they're building games, but games is a money loser, too their single-line business which loses a lot of money so, you know, like they're also competing, by the way, with apple and amazon you can't actually win on price competition against apple and amazon because they're sisters and their core businesses are so big. >> so fi

this morning, our neighbors to the north in canada have some new rules on netflix >> reporter: for netflixost money. and now, the company is cracking down this morning, in canada, spain, portugal, and new zealand, the netflix password free for all is officially over. subscribers now have to declare a primary location for an account. outside users can be added but for a price. in canada, it's $7.99. the number of outside users allowed will depend on the subscription two for premium, one for standard basic won't be able to add any outside users. netflix has not specified what the changes will be in the u.s only saying they will go into effect in march. the company also saying its customers in these countries will still be able to easily watch netflix on their personal devices, or log in to a new tv, like a hotel for holiday rental. but netflix has not said how it will be able to tell the difference between someone using their account while traveling and a shared password. it's also unclear what the penalty will be for breaking the rules. some netflix users not happy with the change. includin

>> well, netflix is so far ahead in terms of streaming expenditure relative to any of the others thatlion less or a billion more, what it is producing in terms of original episodes, what it is able to garner by way of audience, it is, you know, it's doing 8% of television time disney plus is doing about 2% of television time at the margins what netflix spends more or less, i don't think is really going to change the competitive balance. i do think that what disney has to do by way of cutting costs as all the traditional media companies do and cutting content costs while raising price meaning driving price while reducing the amount of quality content they put out there, i think netflix will be advantaged by that and clearly netflix is in a very different position having broken out from the rest of the pack and don't see how any of them on their own could catch them and why i would advocate a joint venture that's bigger as opposed to breaking it up. >> tom, always great to get your take thank you. >> thank you appreciate it. >> tom rogers, engine media, guy? >> i have to say that becaus

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he's currently starring in the fourth season of "you" on netflix.badgley is going to be joining us tonight [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that -- in his state of the union address this week, president biden made a point to focus on kitchen table issues that impact ordinary americans like junk fees, prescription drug costs, and even concert prices. and then yesterday, house republicans, led by their defacto speaker marjorie taylor greene, decided to respond by focusing on an issue that really matters to americans -- why did twitter sensor hunter biden's nudes? [ laughter ] for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: say what you want about biden, but on tuesday, he made a clear choice to focus on economic populism as the predominant theme of his speech. he talked about everything from breaking up big tech monopolies, to capping the price of insulin, eliminating junk fees at hotels and airlines, and even cracking down on inflated ticket prices for concerts look, i don't know for sure, but i'm start

, right i picked my netflix as my super bowl ad trade, but at the same time, i think you have to think about these things as multi-year stories because if you do get a risk-off trade, it's going to end up failing at resistance at 400, for example i do worry about these names near term, but the profitability story makes me feel better i think netflix is ramping up that free cash flow story. so it's cheap here if you have a three, four, five-year time horizon. >> we're going to mike now for the trade. he's on the phone. mike, what is the trade here on paramount? >> yeah. i mean paramount, i hear all the things that jeff's talking about. it is trading relatively cheap of course that makes sense their earnings are declining a large part of that is because their expenses have tripled over the course of the last five years. there's a little bit of a backstop in berkshire's large holdings they own about 15% of the company. i think if you want to make a bullish bet in paramount, betting that there is a little bit of a backstop with berkshire. they had a good story with the "top gun: maverick"

netflix says that people within the same household can share a netflix account. those who are not part of the household will have to get their own account and account owners can also add people outside their household, but that will cost you for a fee. netflix says all devices signed into one account. will have to be on the same wifi. the california department of water resources conducted its second snow survey of the season today , and the results were very positive as reporter heather waldman shows us experts say this is exactly what california needs to break away from several years of drought. over the past month, nine storms combined to double the statewide snowpack. today snow water content is at 128% of the april 1st average. that's the date when water managers anticipate the greatest amount of water in the snow in a given year. we're cautiously optimistic knowing how much now we actually have here today. um but you know, it is only february. 1st, um i like to think of it as we're basically at halftime at this point, and dwr believes that anything can happe

now there is another cultural trend climbing the netflix charts. k reality.ical 100" is a survival show that brings south korea's best male and female athletes to compete for the title of ultimate human physique. i did not enter. our correspondent, jean mackenzie, has met contestants and fans of the show to see what the hype is about. his report does contain flash photography. reporter: there is no end to the korean wave. from k pop, takei drama. -- to k drama. korean reality tv, another one capturing hearts. think of this as the real-life squid game. physical 100 sees men and women battle it out for the title of most impressive body. it stormed to the top of the netflix charts, making a car dealer famous. >> holding that rock was one of the hardest things i'm -- i have done in my life. my entire body went. my life flhed before me, but i thought, i cannot lose or let go. >> i know that one thing people really did love about the show is how nice you all are to each other. >> yes, people cheered and comforted each other. i think our foreign fans found these mom

>> she ended up calling me back, we took it to netflix. god is good, man. >> jimmy: it's kind of like a sitcom from the old days. >> it is. >> jimmy: except for there's the language that you wouldn't have heard in the old days. >> oh, yeah. it is. that's why we on netflix, so we can say the things we like to say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know you got a comedy tour that you're going to kick off in your hometown? >> yeah, "straight jokes, no chasers." me, said brick the daner, d.l. hughley, earthquake, dc young fly. if you see us coming to your town, go get them tickets. >> jimmy: starts march 4th in indianapolis. "great jokes, no chaser." mikest. watch "the upshaws" on netflix. great to see you, mike. we'll be back with beck! >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the "s" class from mercedes mercedes-benz. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes bens. the all-electric her satisfied deens bens lineup is here. >> >> jimmy: thanks to katy perry, lionel richie, and mike epps. apologies to

perfect match described as the hunger games of dating shows on netflix. now. if you're going to steal. still a lot for new movies this week. sebastian stan as a con artist hustling manhattan billionaire in the thriller sharper julianne moore and john lesko costar. it's an apple tv. plus, starting on friday now on netflix, there's the new documentary full swing. following a season on the pga tour as it faces a challenge from saudi upstart liv golf. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, speaking of off tomorrow, tiger woods will play his first tournament since last year's open championship at saint andrews. now the genesis invitational is just the 10 tournament. he's participated in following that near fatal car crash. now woods who has never won in riviera country club said that earlier this year that he wanted to play in a few events. in addition to major championships in 2023. and as you can see, he played pretty well today at the pro am ahead of tomorrow's first round. but the reality is that the injuries, the tigers sustained, in course, has been dealing with

but if you then having the password for netflix, be mindful to have another password for other thingsoth for our online banking so be mindful if you have it for the netflix and you said that, have a different one for something that is a bit more serious. , ., serious. tell us about your story and _ serious. tell us about your story and how _ serious. tell us about your story and how you - serious. tell us about your story and how you were i serious. tell us about your - story and how you were caught out? j story and how you were caught out? , ., , story and how you were caught out? ,. _.,, ., out? i shared my password with simon so he _ out? i shared my password with simon so he could _ out? i shared my password with simon so he could then - out? i shared my password with simon so he could then enter. out? i shared my password with | simon so he could then enter my online banking and authorise all these things. he did an account takeover, so that was my story. but people might have identity theft that people go behind people's back and take out high consumer debt loans, but he was usi

using netflix when they began, including advertisements, as part of the netflix experience, and they ads, but i think it will be a very sad day for a lot of people who have not experienced netflix in this community where they are sharing passwords. >> really great way to spend my saturday morning, talk about the super bowl, beyoncÉ, rihanna, and netflix. thank you so much karen and courage -- karen and chris. coming up tomorrow on the sunday show, my friend jonathan capehart welcomes congressman jim clyburn to get this reaction from the democratic national committee's vote on the primary schedule as preparations began for 2024. that is tomorrow at 10 pm right here on msnbc, and that'll do it for me, stay tuned for more of today's headlines with lindsey reiser in for alex witt at noon. at noon. it? (einstein) i got what i paid for. not so smart. (cecily) nah, you're still a genius. but, there is a smarter way to save. (einstein) oh?! (cecily) switch to verizon! for a limited time, get welcome unlimited for just $25/line. (einstein) $25?! (cecily) and it's guaranteed for 3 years! (eins

well, this is a big problem eating away a lot of netflix profits. how much money are they losing? and just how many people are sharing these passwords? well according to their report is 100 million of their subscribers actually sharing their passwords out of the 230 million they have globally. so that's third of their you know, number of subscribers actually doing that , and we're talking about people sharing passwords within household or sharing, sharing passwords with people who don't live in their home. well there is no limitation, alex. you know , once you have the password, you can be anywhere. for example , i mean, family members excesses, things like this, that once they have the password, it doesn't matter. the location could be in another country and sharing the same, you know, password. how many times can you share a password? well i mean, for the situation we have now there is no limitation of that. it's ah, basically, the number of the devices can be watching the same show or the same, you know, channel at the same time is limited with the subscription , but there is n

customers, but comes as netflix cracks down on netflix sharing and increased comp tissue.e don't know if they're cutting prices in croatia, is that going to be meaningful to them in the long run. >> we know vietnam, indonesia, philippines, the asian countries are their lowest revenue, less than half of the united states so that's going to be less important. but as a message, that's concerning not just for them, but of course, for every streamer as well and maybe that's -- i don't know if that's why they're doing it, or they feel like they need to just in a bubble regardless of what the competition >> 55% of the sales do come from outside the u.s. and canada. and i think to mel's point, they're going to be figuring out different ways to kind of crack down on the password sharing and maybe it's just easier rather than create an ad-supported model and all this other stuff, maybe cut prices and you retain a certain amount of those customers i'm sure they're thinking about it and using lat of data to figure out correctly i was surprised at the magnitude in which the stock was d

i think the market's going to be more friendly to a disney, to a netflix who's managing the streamingvice in that way. i would be more partial to those names versus paramount. >> do the other streamers, do their charts look any better >> they're all struggling. >> let's say it that way >> okay. >> but this one, again, i think it's so bad, it's good at this point. >> terms of the environment. we were talking on "fast money about rising rates, jeff, and this risk on, off, off rally at this point so doesn't this all fall into that >> yeah, it makes me nervous about a netflix, and i pick my net nicks as my super bowl a trade but at the same time i think you have to think about these things as multi-year stories here because if you do get a risk off -- or excuse me, a risk-off trade it's going to end up failing at resistance at 400 for example. i do worry about these names near term. but the profitability story does make me feel better. i think a netflix, for example, is ramping up the key free cash flow it's cheap if you have a four or five-year time horizon. >> mike is on the phone, we'v

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. >>> netflix once said love is sharing a password. not anymore. sharing passwords. what is happening here? >> so either we're using somebody else's netflix password or they are using ours. and this helped fuel the rise of netflix. but now the company wants to crack down. it says about 100 million households are using netflix passwords that aren't there. and the subscriber growth has slowed down. so this is a way that it could add new revenue. it is still trying to figure out the way the crackdown would work, but if it happens, netflix is the industry leader, it would lead other streaming platforms and services to tighten their password policies. so this could be the end of using everybody else's netflix passwords. >> better news here, beef prices are falling. why? >> we're seeing deflation on beef. tyson foods, largest meat packer in the u.s., they said the average beef prices last quarter were down 8.5% from a year ago. and this is what we're seeing industry-wide. you look at the latest consumer price index reading, beef price down 3.1% from a ye

is that because there's more available to disney coming from netflix? >> that's definitely part of it, but also the unfair capacity and advantage that disney has is the global brown ip which net flick has been busily building up over the last decade. of course, disney's got nearly 100 years head start on that that gives them the advantage. also they have a strong founding centric programming approach and they've got some recognizable browns over the past years bob iger's first stint in control of disney with marvel's films being an example all of these gives disney a strong position against netflix. one final thing to add to that with the 2019 acquisition of the fox assets which was done under bob iger's tenure, they acquired a hot start, so the leading streaming service in south asia, that's since been rebranded as disney plus hot start and that's going to be a key area of growth for the asia-pacific region. >> i was going to talk about that turnaround plan as well what do you expect to really be the key point to try to turnaround this business >> the

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like cloud, it's going to impact really everything in technology without cloud, there wouldn't be netflix. without cloud there wouldn't be spotify. five years from now, we'll say without genretive ai there won't be, perhaps, google. we'll see. it's a technology totally pervasive and consumers will experience it in some sort of obvious direct ways. like perhaps through a search engine more importantly and more ubiquitously, they will experience genitive ai in lots of ways they don't even understand, they don't realize the recommended songs in spotify are using ai models that are kind of behind the scenes. same with cloud, where it's sort of just something that we as consumers don't really think about day to day >> right spencer, we'll have you on another time to talk housing and mortgages, which is another fascinating story. this is good radar on ai good to see you. spencer rascoff. >> thank you for having me >>> and if you're looking for more public companies that have their foot in ai, cnbc pro put together a list of stocks in the sector that wall street is leaning bullish on right now s

so we're neutral on netflix.has been in the past couple months in the third act when everyone becomes more conservative, the winner, the incumbent wins and that's what's going to happen here the wildcard is apple and amazon but if all of a sudden the spending wars go down and people stop spending the way they were spending the incumbents win. what disney is doing is following netflix's lead, slow spending growth, we're at a plateau in terms of how big we can be, with drive pricing and the winners win. you get the separation in the next couple years, i really do. >> hey, michael, it's david. i wasn't listening at the top, but i want your reaction to the hulu comments iger made during the interview. from my perspective it's the first time i've gotten a sense maybe they're going to try to figure something else out. i want you to listen to it and then tell me what your thoughts are about what you're hearing and what you think the future of hulu should be hulu, by the way, is a very successful platform and i think a g

add supported versions of disney, netflix, that's all good because they have higher revenue per usered on the moves you've seen in the space i wouldn't be chasing the shock into the report. >> courtney garcia, mom to a toddler. i'm sure watches a lot of "bluey". it's not just the kids i watch "bluey". disney, trade it or fade it? >> always streaming in our house. streaming won't be as fast growing as -- also when you look at their parks business, i think that has a loft room to run. you've seen how well it's done here they have brought back in their ceo. he's done very well for them i think he's going to continue to do so. >> all right, there's a divergence in the force. next up, cvs health wednesday morning. tim, what's your take? >> there's a lot of clouds in their horizon. it's been a lot of disappointment i think it's a tough space i own walgreens. that's where i'm betting on this one. i think there's a lot of bad news price into cvs, but i don't see them changing the narrative. >> i think the valuation provides some margin of safety i personally like their push into primary heal

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. >> no one's going to compete with netflix. i believe they have won the game. and i think that there's nothing that i can see that's going to dislodge them. >> what does barry diller say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> barry diller, welcome to "firing line." >> well, thank you. happy to be here. >> you got your start in the mailroom of william morris agency. >> mm-hmm. >> you went on to run -- this is just a partial list -- paramount pictures, fox network, qvc. and i have heard you credit your rise to a combination of serendipity and curiosity. >> it's true. i think so. >> where does your tolerance for risk factor in? >> it's very odd about risk because i -- i don't see risk as most people do. and it's always been true for me. i don't have that gene. i'm very lucky. i see other areas of risk, but i don't see it in terms of -- i never saw it in tms of careerism, my own, or projects that i was involved in. >> when you were c.e.o. of paramount in the '70s and '80s, the best

well, the days of sharing your netflix password are ending according to netflix.ring your netflix account has has now appeared for customers in costa rica, chile and peru. for someone not in the household, there is an extra fee. netflix will see if someone signs into your account not from your primary location. there's netflix in the premarket, stock is up more than a quarter percent. finally, there is this. a newly discovered green comet will be visible to the naked eye tonight for the first time since the stone age. nasa says the comet was discovered in california, san diego county last march. it's currently in the closest path to earth ever. if you look, you'll be able to spot a faint green smudge by the north star. the stone age began 2.6 million years ago. researchers found the evidence of humans using stone tools. maria: amazing. i'll check it out and take pictures. secretary of state anthony blink enis preparing a two day trip to china on sunday, expected to talk about russia's war with ukraine, the military and climate change. mo no word on the origins of

netflix. it's their world and everybody else is living in it i thought disney plus was a lost leader it's proven to be that the question is, you wrap all this stuff up, talk about espn, he's now, being bob iger, fighting this war, one against desantis and the other seemingly against nelson peltz do you want to pay 23 times next year's numbers for this stock. it's had a great run again, we talked about it in the fall being cheap i don't think it's cheap anymore. >> for more we're joined by "new york times" columnist james stewart, also a cnbc contributor, co-author of the upcoming book "unscripted. jim, great to have you with us what's your take on bob iger's big plan >> my take is he really has his work cut out for him he gave a great presentation this is iger, the master of shareholder communication. let's stap back for a second you look at the last quarter there's a lot of ammunition for nelson peltz in there. you have flat subscriber or no survivor growth. you have still a million dollar lo

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we pay for netflix. we pay for disney. we pay for all sorts of things.ld you pay for social media? twitter already started that subscription service, and now meta is jumping on board. that means facebook and instagram. meta is rolling out a paid service called meta verified. $11.99 a month on the web and $14.99 a month on your iphone. users will be able to submit their government i.d., and you get a blue verification badge. sound familiar? mark zuckerberg claims the new feature is about increasing authenticity and security. they want your money. the service is very similar to twitter blue, which starts at $8 a month for that blue check mark. $11 a month for iphone. other services are giving you a catalog of music and tv content unlike instagram and twitter are users create the content. joining us now, our business and tech reporter scott budman. just to be clear now, this is a paid service. it's optional. so i can still use instagram and facebook for free. >> reporter: absolutely. just like we did before. this is a different tier. >> why am i giving mark

netflix stock price has fallen more than 9% over the past week. there is an end in sight to sky-high ag prices. a usda is chief economist says wholesale egg prices will fall about 30% this year. that is if the u.s. avoids more outbreaks of bird flu, the price of a dozen aides was up 150% in january from a year ago. outbreaks of avian flu killed more than 58 million chickens since february 2022, the usda da says that a production will increase by 4% this year. >> in the age of hire and inflation, a lot of millennial on millennials are still relying on their parents to help them make ends meet. a new survey says 35% of adults get there. parents, young adults get their parents to cover at least one major bill. 24% say parents pay rent. 19% say parents covered their groceries. 16% need a mom and dad to pay for utilities. a lot of them say that they're trying to manage on their own but have a tough time finding work that pays a livable wage. 72% say they want to take on their own bills, maybe in the next 2 years. >> it has now been a year since russia

we know how netflix will implement its plan to password share.the streaming giant will have a code on new devices used. netflix will send an e-mail to the primary account owner with a code and expires in 15 minutes. in peru, costa rica and chile, netflix will have a fee. >>> talk about taking your costco membership to a whole new level. >> the retail giant considering plans to build apartments on top of its stores. it's calling for 800 living units in los angeles. all this includes options for affordable housing and that's not to mention the free samples and the $1.50 hot dogs. the project is still in the planning stages with no timeline for possible approval. >> it's hard to find a parking place there already. >>> the verdict from punxsutawney phil. six more weeks of winter. thousands gathered for the annual groundhog celebration. yes, phil saw his shadow. and noaa found that phil has a 40% all-time success rate. so you know, groundhog day -- not a big fan of it. when you are putting punxsutawney phil over our meteorologist, kari hall, i would t

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netflix already warned customers. now the company is outlining its password sharing crackdown strategy. >> users will be asked to set a primary location for their accounts and will be allowed don't live in the same home. o - and after that, the company plans to charge an additional monthly fee to allow more users on the account. netflix is also introducing a new page that will allow customers to determine who has access the streaming service is testing this in 4 countries. canada, new zealand, portugal and spain in the does plan to roll it out in the u.s. next month. netflix says 100 million households are sharing accounts, which they say affects the company's ability to invest in new movie and tv shows. kerry gold. pure irish butter has been taken off store shelves in california and in new york because of a dangerous chemical in the packaging. a ban on the chemical asked went into effect in january and the silver and gold foil wrapping on the butter contain that come put chemical. so kerry gold took the products away

i like netflix here. stuart: it's at 316 right now.et for it at the end of the year? >> yeah, 400. so you've got a little bit over 25 the, 20% upside from here. stuart: o.k.. you also mentioned booking holdings. >> yeah. stuart: you used to have a price target of $2,600 a share. what's the target now? >> we took it up, u stu, to 3,000 last night. i mean, if there's one part of the consumer spend, discretionary spend that's holding up better than anything else, it's travel. airbnb told you that, expedia told you that, and booking is telling you that too. i particularly like booking for this year. you want to have a lot of valuation support for any stock you're long on, especially in a day like today. this is a company that generates, it's got, like, a 7 free cash flow yield, and this is a company that's aggressively giving stocks -- cardiac back to shareholders. this is not new for them. they've been doing this, you know, it's just amped up from what they've been doing in the past. they've got a lot of excess cash, and they've been usin

we invest in the 5g networks we are not seeing the returns at this point you have companies like netflix and others who are clogging the networks and building businesses off the back of the networks we built. that is the argument they are saying these companies should be paying for the infrastructure that is a fascinating debate that is playing out right now. they often liken it to the highway. we built the highway and they are driving on it and not paying for the maintenance. i spoke to one of the chief technology and innovation officer and he gave me his view on the infrastructure debate >> now there is no google. we are absolutely vital. we are at the entry point of the digital world. we are at the entry point. at the end of the day, we need to work together we need to have the same incentives one example on the debate is that you have five players in the world that contribute or drive out of the traffic you have a highway and all of the roads or lanes which are taken by five companies. that is exactly what happened. what we say to them, first, reduce the pressure on traffic this driv

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