Spotify made the rare move of appointing 2 CEOs. Netflix's bosses have described the key to making it work.

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Netflix co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos have both talked about how they make the big decisions.

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Netflix's co-CEO Ted Sarandos shares a key piece of career advice that he thinks is becoming 'a lost art'

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Ted Sarandos got his start in film as a video store clerk.

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Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos explains what he says to employees who say the company's culture is changing

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Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos addressed changes to the company's famous culture memo in an interview at WSJ's Tech Live conference.

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Netflix is rolling in cash. What a turnaround!

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Netflix used to burn through cash. Now it's minting money.

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Did Netflix's movie boss leave because he didn't want to make so many movies?

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Netflix's Scott Stuber, in the middle, might have left because he didn't want to produce so many bad movies. He's seen with Netflix boss Ted Sarandos (left) and Ashton Kutcher.
Scott Stuber (middle) might be leaving Netflix because he was sick of making so many movies. He's seen with Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos (left) and Ashton Kutcher.

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The secret to Netflix's total dominance

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Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos has to be happy about the company's "churn" rate. It's the best in the business, according to data compiled by Antenna and shared with BI.

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Netflix co-CEO reveals the 'unsexy' reason for its streaming-data dump

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Netflix announced it plans to release a viewership report on its thousands of titles twice a year. "At the beginning, we did not want to lay out the breadcrumbs for future competitors," said Co-CEO Ted Sarandos.

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