The Latest Breaking News on Bob Iger Said 'Quantity' Over 'Quality' Is To Blame For Marvel's Box Office Troubles. But It's Worth Noting It Was His Idea In The First Place

Media company Walt Disney Co (NYSE:DIS) reported fourth-quarter financial results and an update on its Disney+ streaming platform.

After a year of cost cuts, Disney is better positioned to ward off Peltz, who has long criticized its spending habits.

Peltz's Trian Partners reportedly has bought roughly $2.5 billion in Disney stock to back up its demands for not one but several boardroom seats.

Disney’s investing heavily in its theme parks and cruise lines; at the same time, its streaming business is leaking oil. Using options is a good way for investors to take a chance on the beaten-down entertainment stock.

Walt Disney (DIS ), the world’s largest entertainment company, fell to a 3-1/2 year low today as the company struggles to overcome numerous headwinds. Disney is facing (1) losses in its online video businesses, (2) the negative impact of the Hollywood actors and writers strikes, and (3) a fee dispute...

Disney's Bobs are both being sued over alleged issues with Disney+ financials.

Disney's bumpy ride under Bob Iger and Bob Chapek shows the downsides of moving a veteran CEO into the chairman's position.

Disney’s stock has fallen 11% since Bob Iger returned to the company in November.

Disney stock has been underperforming for several years, and all eyes will be on "the S-word" in this week's Q3 results. However, with valuations looking attractive and cost-cutting efforts well underway, the stock could be a solid buy at current levels.