Netflix shares saw their biggest weekly decline since April as Tesla CEO Elon Musk urged consumers to boycott the streaming giant, causing the stock to drop nearly 5%. Musk’s campaign comes as Netflix prepares to report third quarter earnings, with the impact of any boycott on subscriber numbers uncertain. In its most recent earnings report, Netflix topped Wall Street expectations and raised its full-year revenue outlook, expecting revenue between $44.8 billion and $45.2 billion. This isn’t the first time Netflix has faced backlash, as seen with the controversy surrounding the film “Cuties” in 2020.

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