Daily Market Updates: Netflix subscription costs rose 29% in a year

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Netflix subscription costs rose 29% in a year

The outlet links higher consumer Netflix costs to ongoing regulatory attention on the streaming service.

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MarketWatch says the cost of Netflix subscriptions has climbed 29% over just over a year.

The publication frames Netflix as remaining a Wall Street favorite while also drawing the attention of government regulators.

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MarketWatchYour Netflix bill is up 29% in just over a year. It’s time for Washington to step in.

MarketWatchYour Netflix bill is up 29% in just over a year. It’s time for Washington to step in.

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