Netflix shares rise 7% in after-hours trade as streaming giant adds to huge subscriber base

The Netflix earnings were posted after the the US S&P 500 stocks index closed at a new record high for the third day in a row 
Netflix shares rise 7% in after-hours trade as streaming giant adds to huge subscriber base

Wrestler Carmella leaps at Bianca Belair, during the World Wrestling Entertainment's
Raw event in Boston. WWE's weekly television show 'Raw' will move to Netflix in a $5bn deal.

Netflix shares rose as much as 7% in after-hours trade late on Tuesday after the streaming giant blew past analysts' subscriber estimates in the fourth quarter, driven by a strong slate of shows. 

The company reported it added 13.1m subscribers in the the three months to the end of December, its largest fourth-quarter subscriber growth ever, handily exceeding projected gains of 8.97m. 

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