Netflix raises monthly fees after a record jump in new subscribers

Netflix ended 2024 with a record number of new subscribers. Mario Tama/Getty Images

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First, the good news. Netflix reported a record increase in the number of new subscribers for the final quarter of 2024, attributing the success to high-profile live sports events and new programs. Now, the bad news: The company also announced its raising its subscription prices across the board.

Three things to know: The company reported nearly 19 million new subscribers during the last fiscal quarter of 2024, their largest subscription jump ever during a three-month period. That puts them at a total of 302

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