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1,000 layoffs, two top execs fired: What Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters told employees

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Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters told employees at a town hall that "two things can be true," calling the business growing and profitable while admitting more work is needed to drive growth. His remarks follow the streaming giant's biggest shake-up in years,…

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