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The company is widely expected to promote from within, with parks chief Josh D'Amaro and television head Dana Walden considered leading contenders.
Disney's blockbuster sequel posted big numbers in China, which has been a challenging market for Hollywood films.
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Disney commits $60B to theme parks over 10 years, projecting growth amid rising costs and competition from Universal's Epic Universe and Six Flags expansion.
Disney and YouTube TV have settled their differences, so we have peace in our time in the media business, right? Sorry, missed it by that much.
The media and entertainment conglomerate has been adding to its cruise fleet, giving investors a positive focal point in a business beset by competition, rising expenses, and inflation.
Doubt has been cast on the accuracy of Disney's documents after it emerged that the revenue of its theme parks division hit the lowest level of the year during the summer season for the past two years running despite claims in its filings that it generally increases in that period.
The Walt Disney Company ( DIS ) Wells Fargo's 9th Annual TMT Summit November 19, 2025 11:00 AM EST Company Participants Hugh Johnston - Senior Executive VP & CFO Conference Call Participants Steven Cahall - Wells Fargo Securities, LLC, Research Division Presentation Steven Cahall Wells Fargo Securities, LLC, Research Division Thank you, and good morning, everyone. I'm Steven Cahall, media and cable analyst at our Wells Fargo TMT Summit, and we're fortunate to be joined by Hugh Johnston, the Walt Disney Company's Chief Financial Officer.
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Disney (NYSE:DIS)'s most recent quarter signifies a definitive turning point. While traditional television continues to experience significant pressure impacting overall earnings, streaming has transformed from a liability into a bona fide profit generator.
Disney stock is now range-bound between $80 and $120, reflecting a new valuation reality for the legacy media giant. DIS faces challenges regaining its previous highs, especially with industry consolidation like potential media mergers complicating the competitive landscape. A major catalyst, such as splitting the parks/live business from media, could unlock higher valuation, but near-term breakthroughs are unlikely.