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[ad_1] Netflix, Inc. specializes in on-line broadcasting services for films and television series provided continuously by subscription. Members pay a monthly fee for access to unlimited on-demand content on their computers (PC and MAC), portable telephones, televisions, or other devices (Xbox 360, PlayStation, Wii, Blu-Ray, etc.) connected to the Internet. At the end of 2024, Netflix, Inc. had approximately 302 million subscriptions. Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: the United States and Canada (44.5%), Europe/Middle East/Africa (31.8%), Latin America (12.4%) and Asia/Pacific (11.3%). [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images Speculation about a stock market crash is intensifying as the bond market sell-off deepens and investors seek safe havens like gold. With September historically being a weak period for UK stocks anyway, many Stocks and Shares ISA investors are fearing a sharp retracement on equity markets. But this doesn’t mean share pickers should retreat, in my opinion. Indeed, here are two top UK shares to consider even in the current uncertain climate. Brand hero Consumer staples producers like Unilever (LSE:ULVR) often outperform the broader stock market during bearish periods. Foods, and personal care and household…

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[ad_1] Awards reflect success in democratising investing for 1.5 million local usersHighlights momentum from Moomoo AI launch and new partnerships with global asset managersReinforces commitment to financial literacy, accessibility, and smarter investing through AISINGAPORE, Sept. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Moomoo Singapore is proud to announce that it has won the WealthTech of the Year and Personal Finance Tech of the Year awards at the 2025 Asia FinTech Awards. The accolades recognise the company’s commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology and client-focused solutions to enhance the investment experience for retail and high-net-worth investors alike. “These awards are a strong endorsement of our mission and progress…

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[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images Ashtead Group (LSE:AHT) shares plummeted in the months following a shock profit warning at the end of 2024. But they’ve rebounded almost 50% since hitting 12-month lows in April, and continue to gain ground despite broader choppiness on the FTSE 100 leading index of shares. At £54.70 per share, the rental equipment specialist was last 1.8% higher on Wednesday (3 September). It’s risen again following a robust trading statement in which it raised cash forecasts for the full year. So can Ashtead’s share price continue its recovery? And should long-term investors consider buying in? Bouncing…

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[ad_1] Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain For the first time, a study maps safe areas that can practically be used for underground carbon storage, and estimates that using them all would only cut warming by 0.7°C. The result is almost ten times lower than previous estimates of around 6°C, which considered the total global potential for geological storage, including in risky zones, where storing carbon could trigger earthquakes and contaminate drinking water supplies. The researchers say the study shows that geological storage is a scarce, finite resource, and warn that countries must use it in a highly targeted way. Storing carbon…

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[ad_1] ARR project Fields & Forests receives catalytic investment for afforestation across the U.S. South. WASHINGTON, Sept. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The American Forest Foundation (AFF) announced today that Netflix has committed to a 15-year contract to purchase verified carbon credits produced through AFF’s Fields & Forests project (F&F), an Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation (ARR) carbon project that partners with family landowners to transition their underused fields to thriving, working forests. Netflix’s investment will help launch the first 6,000 acres and expand the project across the U.S South, providing additional revenue streams to rural landowners while planting trees to combat climate change. Newly…

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[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images FTSE 100 dividend income shares are my first port of call when shopping for shares in a stock market dip. That’s because when share prices fall, it gives me an opportunity to lock in a higher dividend yield. The UK’s blue-chip index has slipped in recent days, and that’s driven up the yields on a number of dividend stocks. Here are two for which that’s the case right now. Aviva shares now yield more For me, Aviva (LSE: AV) is ‘the one that got away’. I shunned the FTSE 100 insurer in favour of rival…

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[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images We’ll all be millionaires one day. Whether it’s in 100 years’ time or 500, the persistent inflation means £1m will (eventually) end up being the cost of a packet of crisps, a pint of milk, or a brand new hoverboard. Consider that only 200 years ago, Jane Austen described Mr Darcy as one of the wealthiest gentlemen in Regency England with an income of £10,000 a year! But with the help of a modern investing vehicle, the Stocks and Shares ISA, £1m pounds might be within reach in decades rather than centuries.  Even those on…

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[ad_1] Image source: Getty Images Every day, I take a look at the biggest FTSE share price movements – up and down. When it comes to the winners, I don’t expect the stocks in my portfolio to appear. Most of my investments are in FTSE 350 companies, whose share prices tend to be more stable, with large daily upwards movements being rare. Fortunately, this means my stocks usually don’t appear in the list of fallers either. But I’m realistic enough to know there are never any guarantees when it comes to investing in the stock market. However, it’s the losers…

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