Wall Street believers in Netflix are a little like some political groups: they like to ignore reality. For their sake, let’s hope this story, that Netflix is bidding $300 million to buy a firm that operates billboards in Los Angeles, isn’t true. On the surface, it’s tough to see this as anything more than a sign that Netflix’s management has lost all sense of financial discipline. Consider:...
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