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at the Morning Star headlines. Netflix reported another incredible quarter with growth

and subscriptions, revenue, and profits. The streaming pioneer added more

than 9 million subscribers worldwide in Q1. Yet, it plans to stop regularly reporting

membership numbers next year. Morningstar thinks this means Netflix is expecting far fewer

annual subscriptions. Netflix reported that revenue rose 15% year over year.

Its second quarter outlook implies that growth will accelerate.

But the full year forecast signals the opposite in the second half.

Morningstar thinks the streamer's recent level of success can't be sustained.

Morningstar raised this estimate for what Netflix

shares are worth to $440 from $425. The stock looks a bit expensive. United's first quarter

revenue and profit somewhat exceeded Morning Star's forecast. The airline reported more than $11 billion

in revenue. It also blamed a $124 million loss on the temporary grounding of its Boeing 737 Max 9 fleet.

Delayed deliveries from Boeing resulted in. The company reshuffling its airplane orders plan.

Meanwhile, United CEO, Scott Kirby says,

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