The Latest Breaking News from Bob Iger

In the recent quarter, entertainment behemoth The Walt Disney’s (DIS) top and bottom-line results were mixed compared with analysts’ expectations. Despite stronger profitability, mixed trends across its business segments have pressured the overall growth. So, should investors buy or sell the stock? Keep reading to find out….

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According to Disney CEO Bob Iger, paid sharing plans will start rolling out in "a few countries" at first in June, and eventually to everyone later in the year.

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Fiscal 2024 is expected to be promising for the media and theme-park giant The Walt Disney Company (DIS). Analysts expect DIS’ EPS and revenue to increase over the prior-year period. Should investors look to buy or hold the stock now? Read on to learn my view.