It's fair to say that during a certain period of Nintendo's life, they had a bunch of "suitors" coming after them. Including Disney!

In entertainment, Moana 2 powered the division, with revenues surging by 9 percent year over year and operating income rising to $1.7 billion. And direct-to-consumer continued to be on a growth ...

Disney wants to win the sports streaming war by making ESPN available “however the consumer wants it, wherever the consumer wants it,” Disney CEO Bob Iger said during an earni ...

Entertainment giant the Walt Disney Company saw subscriber losses at its flagship Disney Plus streaming service after it ...

Disney reported higher quarterly profits Wednesday, posting increased revenues in its streaming business as it eyes a rollout ...

Disney+ now has 124.6 million subscribers, down from 125.3 million, while Hulu sits at 53.6 million subscribers, up from 52 ...

The CEO tells analysts “We are programming [the linear networks], and we are funding them at levels that actually give us the ...

On rare occasions, our expert team of analysts issues a “Double Down” stock recommendation for companies that they think are ...

The Walt Disney Company posted revenues of $24.7 billion, a 5 percent increase, in Q1, driven by direct-to-consumer and ...

Sorry to those other entertainment conglomerates, but Disney is—as usual—built different. Streaming has disrupted everything so thoroughly that alarms have been sounding about the extinction of linear ...

Walt Disney stock is down Wednesday after the entertainment and media company beat fiscal 2025 first-quarter expectations.

Iger announced the rollout of several technological advancements for Disney+, including enhancements in personalization and the integration of ESPN's flagship streaming service, set to launch in fall ...