Netflix’s stock hits record high after news that Tyson-Paul fight drew 108 million viewers
The record close came after the streaming giant announced that Friday’s marquee live boxing event featuring YouTube personality Jake Paul and former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson had drawn 108 million global viewers.
Netflix Set for Biggest Weekly Gain Since January After Paul-Tyson Fight
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Netflix shares were on track for a fifth consecutive gain on Friday and set for their biggest weekly percentage rise since January, after the streaming media company's popular boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul.
Tyson Foods Inc. Cl A closed $3.11 below its 52-week high ($66.88), which the company achieved on September 9th.
The streaming service’s shares climbed to an all-time high on Wednesday. There's plenty more upside to come, according to ...
Shares of Tyson Foods surged 7.4% as lower costs and steady demand helped the largest U.S. meatpacker pull off a turnaround ...
The meat industry powerhouse reported a strong bottom-line recovery, with profitability rebounding in key segments.
The streaming service’s broadcast of the much-hyped boxing fight ended in frustration after several technical glitches.
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