“You’re there together with friends and family and people that you care about, and every time you have to look down at a ...

Disney expects to increase content spending by $1 billion in fiscal 2026, to $24 billion. CFO Hugh Johnston expects the ...

Disney's overall content spending will increase to $24 billion next year due to the costs for sports like the NBA. “We expect ...

Beginning with the case to be made for buying or holding Disney stock, a recent Morningstar analysis outlined a fair market price of $120, well above the stock’s current valuation of approximately ...

The 24/7 sports network will debut Monday exclusively on YouTube TV before rolling out to Xfinity and other distributors, NBCUniversal said Thursday.

Disney will spend $24 billion on content in fiscal 2026, up $1 billion from last year and split about 50-50 between sports ...

Disney's $24 billion in planned content spend for fiscal 2026 will likely end up being a 50-50 split between sports and ...

Disney and YouTube TV reached a deal after a long blackout, but sports fans may miss out if more carriage disputes pop up ...

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New multi-year carriage agreement restores full access to Disney-owned channels on YouTube TV Subscribers will see no ...

Disney has decided to stand firm despite reportedly losing approximately $4 million per day, per SBJ. Fans are hoping for a resolution soon, but with the words from two of Disney’s leaders, a deal ...

Disney and YouTube TV struck a new agreement Friday to restore channels such as ABC and ESPN to the Google-owned streaming service.