Walt Disney Stock News

Stocks were down early Thursday morning after the Dow reached a record high during yesterday's session.

Disney+ subcribers could be getting to grips with “game-like features” in the not too distant future, and it has artificial intelligence (AI) to thank, according to Bob Iger.

Stock futures are slightly lower after the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 48,000 for the first time; President Donald Trump signed funding legislation to reopen the government through January, ending the 43-day shutdown; Walt Disney (DIS) shares are lower after the entertainment giant posted weaker-than-expected quarterly revenue; Cisco (CSCO) shares are soaring after the networking ...

The shares of Walt Disney Co  (NYSE:DIS) are down 5.7% before the open.

Disney (NYSE: DIS) beat earnings expectations this morning but missed on revenue, a split result that underscores the tension between the company's recovery momentum and its struggle to grow the top line.

Disney just proved the skeptics wrong. The entertainment giant beat fourth-quarter earnings expectations while laying out a roadmap for 2026 that has Wall Street buzzing.

The Walt Disney Co. (DIS) on Thursday reported better profit for the final quarter of its fiscal year than analysts had forecast, but revenue fell short and shares slipped in premarket trading.

US stock futures turned from green to red early on Thursday, after the US government shutdown was ended overnight.  Predicted losses were small for Wall Street's main benchmarks, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all called down less than 0.1%.