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Disney Stock Could Soar? Analysts Pin 20% Upside on Streaming Shake-Up and Park Growth

Disney Stock (DIS) Today: What to Know Before the US Market Opens on November 14, 2025

Disney shareholders are waking up to a bruised but still hotly debated stock this Friday. After a near‑8% plunge on Thursday following mixed fiscal Q4 results, The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) is trying to find its footing in premarket trade, with investors weighing strong streaming and park performance against a revenue miss and an escalating distribution fight with YouTube TV. The Walt Disney Company+2Reuters+2 Key takeaways before the bell 1. Disney stock today: price, premarket action and broader market context Disney stock suffered one of its worst single‑day moves of the year on Thursday, closing at $107.61, down $9.04
14 November 2025
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Disney Q4 2025 Earnings: Revenue Miss, Dividend Hike and a Disney+–Hulu Subscriber Surge Amid Kimmel Fallout

Disney Q4 2025 Earnings: Revenue Miss, Dividend Hike and a Disney+–Hulu Subscriber Surge Amid Kimmel Fallout

The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) delivered a classic “good news, bad news” quarter this morning: revenue came in lighter than Wall Street hoped, but profits, streaming and theme parks were strong enough for the company to raise its dividend and expand share buybacks — all while navigating a politically charged Jimmy Kimmel controversy and a costly blackout on YouTube TV. Financial Times+3AP News+3The Mighty 790 KFGO | KFGO+3 Key takeaways from Disney’s fiscal Q4 2025 Headline numbers: revenue disappoints, profit and EPS beat For the quarter ended September 25, 2025, Disney generated $22.46 billion in revenue — basically flat
13 November 2025
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Disney Stock Could Soar? Analysts Pin 20% Upside on Streaming Shake-Up and Park Growth

Disney (DIS) Stock: What to Know Before the Bell on November 10, 2025

At a glance Stock snapshot and setup Disney shares closed Friday at $110.74. That leaves the stock mid‑range relative to its 52‑week band of $80.10–$124.69, with traders eyeing this week’s earnings and any updates on the YouTube TV blackout and ESPN strategy. Reuters+1 What’s new (and why it matters) before Monday’s open 1) YouTube TV blackout pressures linear and sports ad revenue 2) Earnings on Thursday (Nov 13): what Wall Street expects 3) ESPN direct‑to‑consumer is live—and under the microscope 4) Streaming KPIs are changingDisney signaled it will de‑emphasize sub counts and lean harder on profitability and ARPU—so watch for
9 November 2025
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Disney Yanks ESPN and ABC Off YouTube TV – Why It Happened and What’s Next

Disney Yanks ESPN and ABC Off YouTube TV – Why It Happened and What’s Next

Disney Channels Go Dark on YouTube TV: What Happened? After weeks of warnings, the YouTube TV–Disney carriage agreement expired at midnight ET on October 31, 2025 without a new deal. Within minutes, YouTube TV pulled all Disney-owned networks from its lineup awfulannouncing.com vulture.com. This blackout spans over 20 channels, including major broadcasters and cable staples: the local ABC stations, the entire ESPN family (ESPN, ESPN2, SEC Network, ACC Network, etc.), Disney Channel and Disney Junior, FX and FXX, National Geographic and Nat Geo Wild, Freeform, and more vulture.com vulture.com. In practical terms, if you tried to tune into SportsCenter on
31 October 2025
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Disney Stock Could Soar? Analysts Pin 20% Upside on Streaming Shake-Up and Park Growth

Disney’s Next Act: Streaming Overhaul and Park Boom Fuel Bullish Outlook, Analysts See 20% Stock Upside

Sources: Company reports and earnings calls; industry analyst and media coverage reuters.com reuters.com ts2.tech reuters.com thewaltdisneycompany.com theguardian.com; plus financial press (Reuters, Benzinga, TechStock²) as cited. Each bullet and claim is drawn from these reports and interviews.
25 October 2025
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Disney’s Grand Rebrand: Hulu’s Global Rise and the End of Star — Will the Stand‑Alone Hulu App Die by 2026?

Disney’s Grand Rebrand: Hulu’s Global Rise and the End of Star — Will the Stand‑Alone Hulu App Die by 2026?

Introduction In a move that could reshape the global streaming landscape, Disney has begun dismantling its 20‑year‑old Hulu platform and folding it into its flagship Disney+ service. Beginning 8 October 2025 in markets outside the United States, Disney will rebrand the Star tile in Disney+ as Hulu, turning the once U.S.-only service into the company’s global general‑entertainment brand variety.com. This change marks the latest step in a strategy to consolidate Disney’s sprawling streaming empire—Disney+, Hulu and ESPN—into one unified “super app” by 2026. The integration promises personalized recommendations, live sports hubs and dynamic navigation but also ushers in significant price increases and
4 October 2025
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