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After starting the day in the red, the stock market is once again riding the Nasdaq back into positive territory.

Disney (NYSE: DIS) has no plans to increase or accelerate its investments in Disney+ or Hulu, despite strong adoption of its streaming services over the last few months. Disney+ had 54.5 million subscribers as of May 4, nearly to the low end of management's expected subscriber r

It's no secret that, once upon a time, Warren Buffett once owned a tiny entertainment and theme park operator called Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS). But that was in the 1960s, turbulent times for the markets, and Buffett and company sold their stake after a little over a year of owners

AT&T (NYSE: T) will launch HBO Max at the end of the month, and management has big expectations for the service. In October, AT&T CEO John Stankey said he expects the service to reach 50 million U.S. subscribers by 2025. That number is, of course, bolstered by existing H

COVID-19 has exposed some serious cracks in the movie theater industry. Besides being closed down to help combat the spread of the virus, doubt is mounting regarding just how many movie-goers will return to silver screens once they do reopen. Lingering fear of the outbreak may l

Many investors, specifically those near retirement, gravitate toward dividend stocks. For many, dividends provide a steady and, hopefully, rising income stream, no matter what's going on with the stock market.

Many investors, specifically those near retirement, gravitate toward dividend stocks. For many, dividends provide a steady and, hopefully, rising income stream, no matter what's going on with the stock market.

In this episode of Industry Focus: Tech, Dylan Lewis and Motley Fool senior technology specialist, Evan Niu, go through some earnings reports of tech stocks. They chat about a streaming service and how it's retaining and growing its customer base, and maximizing revenue through

Almost no company is getting hit in as many different ways by the COVID-19 pandemic as Disney (NYSE: DIS).

Can these two stocks make you a millionaire? If you hold on to them long enough, it's possible. Sure, they aren't cheap, but these companies have steadily increased revenue and offer the promise of more in the coming years.

Looking for stocks you can buy and hold with confidence for years to come? These consumer-goods companies are American classics with worldwide brand recognition. I like the digital growth of the first, and the second is a strong dividend stock. Despite their strength, both have

As was largely expected, the coronavirus pandemic took a toll on Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) last quarter. Although the top line was up more than 20% thanks to a booming cable television business, the closure of its theme parks and hotels as well as movie theaters proved costly. Ope

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InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips

Big tech is back to its all powerful self amid the coronavirus quarantine. Barron’s Eric Savitz joins Alex Eule to discuss the key takeaways from tech companies’ first-quarter results.

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InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips

The company reported $1.13 in adjusted earnings per share, compared with Wall Street’s estimate of 99 cents. It also announced a deal with YouTube’s live TV streaming service to include 14 additional ViacomCBS cable networks in the bundle.

Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) launched Peacock -- its ad-supported streaming service -- to Xfinity video and internet subscribers last month. During Comcast's first-quarter earnings call on April 30, management said the limited rollout exceeded its expectations.