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Disney Reports Strong FQ2 Earnings Driven by Streaming and Theme Parks

The Walt Disney Company announced better-than-expected FQ2 earnings, with significant growth in entertainment revenue, strong performance in its streaming services, and a healthy theme park business. The company also set a target for 12% adjusted EPS growth in FY26.

6 May, 04:28 — 6 May, 11:57
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FTVery High2h ago

Uber hit by Middle East conflict despite strong bookings

Ride-hailing company posts weaker than expected first-quarter revenues but issues optimistic outlook

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cnbcMostly Factual2h ago

Uber misses on revenue but issues higher-than-expected bookings guidance

Uber said its net income took a $1.5 billion hit in the first quarter of 2026 due to the revaluation of the company's equity investments.

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marketwatchMostly Factual2h ago

Disney’s stock rises as earnings signal that the theme-park business is healthy

In the first earnings report under new CEO Josh D’Amaro, Disney forecast 12% EPS growth for the year.

By Lukas I. Alpert

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Business InsiderMostly Factual2h ago

Disney beats expectations in its first earnings report under CEO Josh D'Amaro

Josh D'Amaro has hit the ground running since becoming Disney's CEO in mid-March. Thibault Camus / POOL / AFP via Getty Images Disney topped Wall Street's estimates in its latest quarter. The earnings report comes weeks after Mouse House conducted a major round of layoffs. CEO Josh D'Amaro has faced several unexpected challenges since replacing Bob Iger. Josh D'Amaro's Disney just exceeded expectations after a hectic few weeks. Disney's revenue grew 7% to $25.2 billion in its quarter ending...

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YahooMostly Factual2h ago

Restaurant Brands Q1 2026 earnings beat on Burger King turnaround

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varietyMostly Factual2h ago

Disney Revenue Rises 7% in Earnings Beat, Disney+ and Hulu Streaming Income Pops 88% to $582 Million

Disney’s first earnings with Josh D’Amaro as CEO are out — and he has generally good news to report in his Wall Street debut. The Mouse House pulled in revenue of $25.17 billion, up 7%, for the three months ended March 28 (Disney’s Q2 of fiscal 2026). Net income fell 31% to $2.25 billion largely […]

By Todd Spangler

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hollywood-reporterMostly Factual2h ago

Josh D’Amaro Lays Out “Long-Term View” for Disney in First Earnings Report Since Taking Over as CEO

Disney reported its fiscal second-quarter earnings early Wednesday morning, beating Wall Street expectations, with D'Amaro laying out his thoughts on AI, original IP, and that new Abu Dhabi park.

By Alex Weprin

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deadlineMostly Factual2h ago

Disney Begins Josh D’Amaro Era With A Bang, Posting Strong Quarterly Results As Entertainment Streaming Booms

Disney posted strong results for its fiscal second quarter Wednesday, beginning the Josh D’Amaro era with a bang. Total revenue increased 7% from the year-ago period to reach almost $25.2 billion. Earnings per share, excluding certain items, came in at $1.57. Both metrics topped Wall Street analysts’ consensus forecasts. The company’s entertainment streaming operation posted […]

By Dade Hayes

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Korea HeraldMostly Factual9h ago

Kakao Bank posts record quarterly earnings on Superbank gain

Kakao Bank's first-quarter profit climbed to a record after a valuation gain from its investment in Indonesia's Superbank offset weaker operating income. The digital lender said Wednesday that net profit rose 36.3 percent from a year earlier to 187.3 billion won ($128.5 million) in the January-March period. Operating profit fell 13.9 percent to 157.6 billion won, highlighting the role of non-operating gains in lifting its bottom line. The biggest boost came from Superbank, the Indonesian digital

By The Korea Herald

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seeking-alphaMixed1h ago

Disney in charts: Entertainment revenue rises 9.7% Y/Y in FQ2

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