Walt Disney beats earnings estimates with help from 'Moana 2'
Walt Disney sharply outperformed Wall Street's quarterly earnings estimates on Wednesday, with results buoyed by the strong holiday box office performance of animated sequel "Moana 2," though the company warned of a modest decline in Disney+ streaming subscribers in the coming quarter.
Disney announced that the official closing date for “It’s Tough to Be a Bug!” is on March 17 with a video from show host Flik ...
Disney has reduced its content budget to $23 billion as part of ongoing cost-cutting efforts, but CFO Hugh Johnston reassured ...
There were some oversized expectations for the animated film but “Moana 2", originally intended as a series for the company’s ...
The bottom line itself was stellar. Adjusted earnings per share soared 44% to $1.76, well ahead of the $1.43 that analysts ...
Declining cable-TV subscribers, box office flops in 2023, massive direct-to-consumer (DTC) streaming losses, rising costs for sports rights, proxy battles, and CEO succession issues have plagued Walt ...
The effects of Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton put a damper on Disney theme parks’ attendance and income in the final ...
Disney's Q1 2025 revenue and EPS exceeded analyst expectations, showcasing solid financial performance despite some weak ...
Walt Disney Co. reported first-quarter earnings as the company faces a number of challenges, despite recent box office ...
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