Netflix's 'The Witcher' is still the biggest series in the world even as it loses steam in the US, and it shows how crucial sci-fi and fantasy are for streaming TV

Netflix's "The Witcher" is dropping in audience demand in the US but it's still the most in-demand TV series globally across all platforms.

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Netflix's 'The Witcher' is still the biggest series in the world even as it loses steam in the US, and it shows how crucial sci-fi and fantasy are for streaming TV Netflix's "The Witcher" is dropping in audience demand in the US but it's still the most in-demand TV series globally across all platforms. Read More »

3 reasons I'm glad I bought a $1 million life insurance policy in my 20s Changes to your health, family's health, or your lifestyle can drive up the cost of life insurance, but your rates won't change once you lock them in. Read More »

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$1.9 trillion investment giant PIMCO used a Nobel winner's methodology to envision the next recession — and concluded that its likely trigger is well underway A trend three years in the making could torpedo the economy when the next downturn arrives, PIMCO says. Read More »

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A senior adviser for Pete Buttigieg was accused of running a fake Nigerian supporter account, but the man who created it says it's a big misunderstanding Twitter users noted that the account tweeted "Team Pete. Hey. It's Lis," in January, raising suspicion that the tweet could have been an accident. Read More »

The developer of a luxury high-rise in New York City must remove its top floors after judge ruled it abused zoning laws to build more stories Community advocates argued that the developer of 200 Amsterdam tower abused zoning laws by using a hodgepodge of land lots to build more floors. Read More »

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