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Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos referred to the "phenomenal success" of a single show in overseas markets in Q3 as the streaming giant looks to international as a key to future subscriber growth.

Nestle is pivoting to carve a niche in the medical food business. On Thursday the company reported sales of $68.4 billion for the first nine months of the year and remains on track for its target of mid-single-digit expansion in 2020.

AMC Theaters launched its own home on-demand movie streaming service on Tuesday as a rival to Apple, Netflix, Amazon and Google streaming options, a plan that builds off its AMC Stubs movie subscription service.

Two years ago in a vote viewed as a major milestone, BlackRock and Vanguard used their market weight to require Exxon Mobil to produce a report on climate change. But what followed has been a good deal of disappointment.

Before the discount brokers Schwab, E-Trade and TD Ameritrade went to zero-commission trading, zero-fee ETFs hit the market from firms trying to challenge giants Vanguard and BlackRock. But so far, the zero-fee ETF experiment looks like a failure.

Despite the trade war, private equity firm General Atlantic is committed to investing in China, forecasting 5% to 6% growth there long term. According to CEO Bill Ford, when it comes to innovation, China increasingly gives the US a run for its money.

On Wednesday the Smarties Candy Co. celebrates its 70th anniversary at its manufacturing headquarters in Union, New Jersey. It is one of the few family-owned mass-production confectionery companies left in the United States.

RXBar is driving millions for Kellogg as its cereal business falls out of vogue. The nutrition bar is reinvigorating the old brand's snacks and breakfast food business as Big Food pivots to future food trends by snapping up promising start-ups.

Unlike other restaurant brands, Dominos doesn't have to figure out which third-party aggregator is going to win, CEO Ritch Allison says.

Bonobos' Micky Onvural explains how the men's clothing brand with a cult-like following both benefits from being owned by Walmart and keeps its distance.

United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz says the airline is prioritizing connecting passengers over on-time departures.

United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz says his Chicago-bound flight was recently diverted to Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Warren Buffett and Jamie Dimon attacked quarterly guidance last year, and support has followed from the Business Roundtable. But words are not actions, and beating earnings by a penny is still what counts. It's time for follow-through from companies.

Apple's biggest innovations served an unmet need in the consumer market, but to this day the company struggles to convince investors it is a consumer company, not a technology one. For CEO Tim Cook, winning the argument is more important than ever.

BlackBerry has reinvented itself to become a leader in securing mobile communications and in embedded communications. Next year it plans to roll out new products. CEO John Chen says he expects revenue to grow 23% to 27% in fiscal 2020.

Dr. Pedro Lopes at the University of Chicago is closing the gap between human and machine. He is developing wearables that use electrical stimulation to control our muscles, allowing computers to be interwoven in our bodily senses and actuators.

Apple, Google, Facebook and other legacy enterprises are fueling innovation by partnering with bold young start-ups. These relationships are often cheaper, better targeted and more successful than most mergers, but finding the right partner is key.

Two recent market milestones — Exxon Mobil dropping out of the S&P 500 top 10 and the energy sector weighting in the index hitting a low — pose a big question: Are we beginning to see the end of Big Oil as an investment?

Google's shift into the video game business with its new streaming service, Stadia, is a major move for the tech giant. The video game industry generated sales of about $135B in 2018, a figure that is predicted to hit $300 billion by 2025.

For 20 years Walmart has struggled to pull its online act together while Amazon.com seized nearly half of the US online shopping market. But Walmart's multibillion-dollar investment campaign now seems to be paying off.

Despite facing attacks from CDs, cassettes, and digital downloads in the past three decades, radio still reaches over 90% of adults. If you think FM music could be dead within a decade, iHeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman says you're missing the point.

Over the course of CEO Bob Iger's tenure, Disney has acquired Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm and, most recently, 20th Century Fox. The first three acquisitions alone have earned Disney more than $33.8 billion at the global box office.

Beyond Meat's frozen chicken strips were the product that brought the company to life, but ultimately it was its first major product failure. That tells the market something about the future of plant-based proteins.

There were 100 million digital cameras shipped in the iPhone's first year, 2007. By 2018, the digital camera market had declined by roughly 80%.So why are the Nikons and Canons of world still trying?

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been known for rash and sometimes reckless decisions. Some have punished Tesla shares. But the EV company has risen ahead of its latest earnings, and Musk's drive and bold vision remain key to the future of the auto sector.