The Latest Breaking News from Bob Iger

Disney CEO tells MoffettNathanson conference attendees he plans to cut linear TV budgets and Disney Plus marketing, invest in AI-based tech

Three from Ryan Murphy, a comedy special franchise on Hulu, a peek at Marvel projects

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….

Marvel says it'll reduce its movie and Disney Plus show output – but its current schedule suggests it might not be able to.

ESPN content is coming to Disney Plus, and you won't need an ESPN Plus subscription to watch some of it.

Disney's Bob Igor has confirmed that Marvel will be limiting the number of movies and shows released each year — and that's exactly what this oversaturated franchise needs right now.

Disney reported higher revenues Tuesday on a strong performance by its theme parks division and an improving streaming business, but a write-down in the company's India business resulted in a small loss.

Disney CEO Bob Iger has confirms Marvel Studios' future release plans

Disney stock is the top gainer among Dow Jones constituents this year. Can the entertainment giant continue its good run and keep going up?

Use Disney Plus, and share it with friends or family? That neat arrangement is coming to an end starting in the next few months, says Disney's CEO.

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