Motley Fool Money Chips, Netflix, and Betting on the NFL
Jan 24, 2020
Andrew Brandt, a sports law professor at Villanova and columnist, shares insightful perspectives on the NFL's evolving business landscape. He discusses the league's surprising embrace of legalized sports betting post-Supreme Court decision, highlighting its impact on fan engagement and media dynamics. Brandt also addresses the competitive sports gambling market and the trend of early retirements among NFL stars, shedding light on the broader implications for player accountability. Tune in for an engaging exploration of sports, gambling, and the future of the NFL!
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Intel's Success and Limitations
- Intel's market cap reached $300 billion after a strong Q4 report driven by data center growth.
- Despite this, the company's growth remains in single digits, relying on dividends and share buybacks.
Comcast's Shifting Landscape
- Comcast's profits and revenue beat expectations, but its stock dipped due to cable TV subscriber losses.
- The company added high-speed internet customers, reflecting the shift towards streaming and broadband.
Netflix's Global Growth
- Netflix added almost 9 million global subscribers, showing strength despite competition.
- The company's focus remains on content creation, with international growth offsetting slowing U.S. subscriber additions.