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Shares of Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) lost 3.80% over the past month after gaining 0.60% the past prior, bringing the stock’s gain in 2025 to 4.92%, including a 42.33% gain since its year-to-date low on April 8. Over the past year, DIS is up 34.73% while paying a dividend that currently yields 0.86% — or 25 cents — per quarter. The company has enjoyed bullish momentum after announcing blowout Q1 earnings and then beating on the top and bottom lines when it reported Q2 earnings of $1.45 and revenue of $23.62 billion. In Q2, the company announced that it is expanding its global theme park footprint — the first such effort in nearly a decade — with a forthcoming location in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. For the past century, the Disney has been an entertainment pioneer in international branding, animation, films, television, merchandising, and theme parks. Although the media empire holds some of the most cherished brands, and its film studios were responsible for prod

Disney and ESPN are acquiring NFL media properties. Is this a good move for the media giant? Disney is a buy based on the brilliance of its creative properties, not sports.

Tax incentives lured studios to help build the ‘Hollywood of the South,' but now Marvel and others are going overseas for cheaper labor costs.

Go back five years. Since then, Disney's (NYSE: DIS) stock is down 11%, and the S&P 500 has risen 91%.

The National Football League's deal to take a 10% stake in Disney DIS may have broken the huddle, but deals between entertainment heavyweights and college and sports leagues were already showing signs of acceleration.

Disney's entry into the anime space is overdue, but its financial strength and global platforms position it to capture significant growth in this booming industry. The anime and anime-adjacent market is expanding rapidly, with overseas revenues expected to nearly quadruple by 2033, offering Disney billions in potential new revenue. Disney's Direct-to-Consumer segment is now profitable, with strong subscriber growth and improving financials, providing flexibility to invest in new content verticals like anime.

Rate cut optimism is fueling U.S. markets, with DIS, CCL, HAS, NFLX and RL set for potential gains in consumer discretionary.

Disney (DIS 2.64%) is ready to launch a sports streaming service that could boost the company's prospects.

David J. Lee, COO & CFO of Webtoon Entertainment (WBTN), joins Trading 360 to talk about what he expects were behind the company's strong earnings. Webtoon also announced a partnership with Walt Disney (DIS) where it will create original stories based off Disney's colossal franchises.

DIS' multi-year NFL pact brings ESPN Draft rights, RedZone, and streaming tie-ins to Disney+ and Hulu, aiming to score big in sports streaming.