Netflix and Intel are poised to release their earnings reports this week, with investors keenly observing both companies for signs of growth and strategic progress. Netflix, the world's largest streaming platform with over 300 million subscribers, faces scrutiny over its proposed $83 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery's assets. Despite a 30% share price drop in the past six months, Netflix is expected to report strong results, driven by popular content releases and a focus on international market expansion. Intel, meanwhile, has seen its shares rise by over 30% this year, buoyed by its turnaround strategy and increased demand for AI technologies. The company's partnerships with major players like Nvidia and government support have reinforced its position in the semiconductor industry. Investors will be looking for signs of margin stabilization and progress in Intel's manufacturing roadmap, with consensus forecasts predicting $13.4 billion in revenue and $0.08 earnings per share.