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Disney's first-quarter results exceed expectations with strong earnings but reveal a slight dip in Disney+ subscribers due to price hikes.
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Overview
Walt Disney Co. reported a robust first quarter, with earnings soaring 44% to $2.64 billion on revenue of $24.69 billion, surpassing expectations. The success was largely fueled by 'Moana 2,' which grossed over $1 billion. However, Disney+ saw a 1% decline in subscribers, totaling 124.6 million, due to recent price hikes. CEO Bob Iger remains optimistic about future growth, citing profitability in streaming and operational improvements across segments. Despite some challenges in theme parks from weather-related closures, Disney expects continued growth driven by strong entertainment and expanding cruise operations.
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