Netflix strikes deal to broadcast live WWE shows

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🗓️ 23 January 2024

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Stocks close mixed; streaming companies focusing more on live sports; Procter and Gamble sales rise; GE engines help push up revenue.

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0:13.1	This is the Marketplace Minute. I'm Justin Ho. Stocks were mixed on Tuesday. The down fell a quarter of a percent, but the S&P rose 3.10 percent, and the NASDAQ added more than 4. Netflix says it struck a $5 billion deal with the wrestling network
0:17.6	W. W. W.E. to start streaming raw, its live weekly show.
0:21.3	Netflix has been experimenting with live events,
0:24.0	and other streaming companies are focusing on live sports.
0:27.6	Procter and Gamble, the maker of crest toothpaste,
0:30.1	Gillette raisers, and bounty paper towels,
0:32.4	says its sales rose 3% in the most recent quarter compared at the same time a year ago.
0:36.8	That was mostly because it raised prices.
0:38.9	Overall, its sales volume fell 1%.
0:42.2	And General Electric says its aerospace division pulled in more revenue last quarter
0:46.5	than it did the same time last year.
0:48.6	One reason is that demand for air travel is still strong, and that means more demand for GE's jet engines.
0:55.0	I'm Justin Ho with the marketplace minute. You're going to.

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