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Netflix’s leadership shakeup widens amid content and stock woes

Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw reports that Netflix has moved through a wave of firings and leadership changes, including film and TV executive cuts, a new content chief in Peter Rice, and David Fincher’s exit, as the company chases hits after a stock wipeout.

Why it matters. Netflix’s creative talent and departing executives gain leverage to shop projects elsewhere as the studio’s internal upheaval signals instability at the top.

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