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At least nine Wall Street analysts have downgraded the stock following the streaming behemoth's disappointing earnings results.

FIFA is getting into the streaming platform business with a soccer version of Netflix and Amazon Prime.

David Zaslav, CEO of the new combined company, Warner Bros. Discovery, will begin assessing the multi media assets this week by meeting with employees in NYC, D.C. and L.A.

The chip shortage has Apple looking at other suppliers, including China.

A FedEx drone may soon deliver cargo shipments and maybe even consumer packages.

A Verizon Community forum is bustling with dozens of posts from confused users wondering why spam text messages appear to be coming from their own numbers.

Throughout the years, the streaming giant has delivered a conveyor belt of tent-pole films. However, Netflix remains shut out of the award show's best picture category.

The streaming company currently allows people who live together to share their account via separate profiles and multiple streams

Amazon has closed its $8.45 billion acquisition of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios as it looks to boost its streaming service offerings to compete with entertainment rivals Netflix and Disney.

Netflix is rolling out a test to limit password sharing in parts of Chile, Costa Rica, and Peru.

Here is a FOX Business roundup of everything you need to know about Apple's latest product announcements.

Two U.S. university campuses are losing their food-delivery robots for now because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Reports have speculated that Apple could announce a new iPhone SE and iPad Air with 5G capabilities and at least one new Mac laptop with Apple-designed chips.

Andrew Durgee, the head of crypto and tokenization at Republic, argued that volatility is the “nature of the industry” and that it will continue, in large part fueled by current geopolitical events.

Walt Disney Co. shares saw a boost in after-hours trading Wednesday after the company beat Wall Street expectations by reporting nearly 130 million subscribers to its Disney+ streaming service

David Crosby and Stephen Stills have joined their Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young bandmates Graham Nash and Neil Young in pulling their music from Spotify in opposition to Joe Rogan's podcast featuring coronavirus-related content.

A look at how much money musicians like Drake, Ariana Grande, Ed Sheeran and more make by streaming music on Spotify.

Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and Nils Lofgren have all removed their music from Spotify in opposition to the coronavirus-related content published via Joe Rogan's podcast exclusive to the platform.

Joni Mitchell is joining Neil Young in his protest against Spotify, declaring on Friday that she is seeking to remove all of her music from the streaming service.

FOX Business spoke to a leading reputation expert who explained that Young may not have to return to Spotify – and called the pivot to SiriusXM a "smart marketing hook" for the 76-year-old singer – while explaining the decision won't hurt Spotify.