Disney Shifts Consumer Products to Studios as Streaming Profits Grow

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Disney posted a strong June quarter with streaming revenue and profits rising, and CEO Josh D’Amaro announced a strategic shift moving most consumer-products revenue from Disney Experiences to Disney Entertainment’s studios starting fiscal 2027; Toy Story 5 boosted both box office and streaming engagement, ESPN performed well, and AI initiatives were outlined for the parks alongside a TikTok deal to create Shorts tied to Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars and other properties. Net income was $2.63B on $25.2B in revenue, with total segment operating income up 21% to $5.6B and plans for continued cost cuts and higher share buybacks.
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