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Netflix reported higher second-quarter revenues of $12.6 billion and a net income increase to $3.4 billion, driven by price hikes and advertising growth, with revenue projections of around $51 billion for 2026. Despite a decline in its US market share and concerns about viewer engagement, the company emphasized its global expansion plans and efforts to enhance content and technology. Netflix also highlighted its investment in live programming and diversified content to sustain growth amid increasing industry competition.
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