Netflix isn’t sweating the loss of “Friends” and “The Office,” it swears

Six months after Netflix raised prices on its US streaming plans, the 22-year-old company reported its worst subscriber stumble in a decade. Netflix on Wednesday noted a loss of 130,000 US subscribers in the second quarter of 2019, sending its stock tumbling 13% in afternoon trading. Analysts credited the fall-off to higher subscription prices—though Netflix also saw half the international subscriber growth it had predicted for the quarter—and Netflix blamed the decline in part on a lackluster content lineup.