Netflix enjoys "Orange Is The New Black" boost
Netflix posted second-quarter signups that beat analysts’ estimates as the women’s prison series “Orange Is the New Black” lifted users past 50 million.
Netflix, the world’s largest online-subscription service, posted second-quarter signups that beat analysts’ estimates as the women’s prison series “Orange Is the New Black” lifted users past 50 million.
Net income more than doubled to $71 million, or $1.15 a share, from $29 million, or 49 cents, a year earlier, California-based Netflix said today on its website.
“Orange Is the New Black” became the company’s most-watched series with its new season, topping “House of...
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