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Netflix (NFLX) and Disney (DIS) stocks soared to 52-week highs driven by the booming streaming industry. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Media Analyst Geetha Ranganathan and Third Bridge Group Sector Analyst Jamie Lumley join Yahoo Finance's Market Domination to discuss the factors that have investors bullish on these stocks.
Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes have been one of the biggest stories of the college basketball season. And as she sweats out on the court while competing in the March Madness tournament, two basketball-related industries are sweating off the court, worried about how her performance will impact their bottom lines.
Blackwells Capital is ratcheting up the pressure on Walt Disney in a bruising boardroom battle by suing the entertainment giant in Delaware court for information that may point to possible disclosure violations in dealings with hedge fund ValueAct Capital.
Despite a shortened trading week due to the long weekend, it's already been a great one for Walt Disney Co. NYSE: DIS. As shares continue to rally from last October's lows, it's starting to look like the multi-month downtrend has been broken, and the stock is in an uptrend.
DraftKings leads in U.S. online sports betting and saw users grow by 1.1 million in 2023. FanDuel parent Flutter Entertainment leads in the U.K., Ireland, Australia, and Italy.
The entertainment giant has been in a long-running fight with the Republican governor over laws targeting a tax district that covers the land that houses Walt Disney World.
John Hodulik, UBS media and telecom analyst, and James Stewart, New York Times columnist, join 'Power Lunch' to discuss what to expect from Disney's proxy battle, the outlook for Disney's direct-to-consumer business, and more.
Top calls today are Spotify Growth Potential, Disney Target Raised and Lowe's Downgraded.
Tourism oversight board members approve agreement, ending nearly two years of litigation after DeSantis's takeover
Walt Disney Co (NYSE:DIS, ETR:WDP) will be able to ramp up its buyback programmes, grow its dividend and make new investments because of improved free cash flow, analysts believe. UBS predicts the media conglomerate will end the 2024 financial year with US$9 billion in free cash flow rather than the US$8 billion Disney is currently preparing for.