The Latest Breaking News from DIS

Disney+ has expanded its sports content by integrating ESPN, offering bundled and standalone subscribers access to live events and ESPN+ programming, while setting the stage for ESPN's direct-to-consumer Flagship service launch in 2025.

Disney's media rights deal locks up exclusivity for years.

Deep-pocketed investors have adopted a bullish approach towards Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS), and it's something market players shouldn't ignore. Our tracking of public options records at Benzinga unveiled this significant move today. The identity of these investors remains unknown, but such a substantial move in DIS usually suggests something big is…

Disney agreed to a $43.25 million settlement to resolve a gender pay discrimination lawsuit, addressing allegations of systemic pay disparities between male and female employees before 2018.

The digital entertainment market is positioned for continuous expansion, owing to the growing variety in content, personalized experience, and adoption of technologies like AI. Amid this, captivating digital entertainment stocks Walt Disney (DIS), Spotify Technology (SPOT), and Roku (ROKU) could be ideal investment choices. Keep reading.

Disney's streaming profitability and strategic investments fuel optimism, but competition and CEO succession warrant a balanced approach to investing.

Disney shares have risen considerably since the company released its fiscal Q4 2024 earnings earlier this month. The stock has room to run higher into 2025 also, given its growth prospects and reasonable valuations.

Both of these growth stocks are recovering well.

Netflix gets punched with a lawsuit for the glitched-filled Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight livestream disaster.