Netflix is expected to highlight growth in its advertising business and content investment when it reports quarterly earnings on Thursday, following the collapse of its bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. The proposed deal would have given Netflix instant access to major franchises such as "Game of Thrones" and "Friends," bypassing the expense of developing comparable properties in-house. The company, which raised its U.S. subscription prices in March, may also revise its full-year revenue forecast upward, according to some analysts.