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By Natalie Sherman
Business reporter, New York
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image copyrightNetflix
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Demand for online entertainment surged when the world went into lockdown earlier this year. But how is Netflix faring after that initial boost?
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1. Growth is slowing – even more than Netflix had expected
According to its latest results ... Read even more
