Netflix’s third quarter earnings release surprisingly surpassed its earnings expectations as it brought in $7.93 billion in revenue versus the $7.85 billion expected revenue. It crushed its net subscriber addition expectations as it brought in 2.41 million when it was only expected to add one million. The positive news caused the stock to rally after hours on October 18th as the stock gained 15%.
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Recent flooding in Nigeria has killed more than 600 people and displaced roughly 1.4 million. The flooding this year is the worst in at least a decade, and has destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes and farms, devastating the West African country of 225 million people.
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Liz Truss, the now former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, has announced her resignation after just 44 days in office. This makes her the shortest serving Prime Minister in British history.
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Coming off their first National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals appearance since 2010, the fate of the Boston Celtics is cloudier than ever.
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Every National Basketball Association (NBA) season comes with many new changes to teams like players you’d never expect to move, new coaches, and new jerseys. This season is looking to be one of the most jammed packed and most entertaining years in the NBA recently with multiple championship contenders.
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After seven weeks of football, both New York football teams have a combined record of 11-3.
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AMC hopes to boost revenue in 2022 by selling its popcorn at kiosks, food stores, and convenience stores. The Today Show noted that AMC will also offer popcorn ordered from home or bought in “To Go” packages at theaters. The company plans to have fifteen locations by the end of 2022 and more by 2023, but the company has not yet disclosed the price for any of its popcorn products.
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Market bull and CEO of company Yardeni Research, which provides investment strategies, Ed Yardeni predicts that this coming Christmas season will be one of the best. His prediction rests on the fact that consumers are emerging from the pandemic after nearly a year and a half and thus, feel like spending.
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It’s a wrap! On Thursday, October 19, 2021, the Marketing Department held the last part of its Marketing Series. The Marketing Department brought guests from notable companies to guide and inform business students of the current work climate.
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On Thursday, November 18, 2021, the Marketing Department held their last event for the Fall semester’s Marketing Series. Niles Brandon from Fanatics honored us with his presence and knowledge. As Vice President of Human Resources at Fanatics, Niles walked us through his journey and what marketing managers are currently searching for.
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