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In these days of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus lock-ins and quarantines, Walt Disney's (NYSE: DIS) streaming service is becoming a mighty force. The company announced Wednesday that Disney+ has surpassed 50 million paid subscribers around the world.
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Less than five months after its launch, Walt Disney's (NYSE: DIS) new streaming service has already garnered more than 50 million subscribers, the company announced after market close on Wednesday. The service, called Disney+, has been a major hit with consumers.
(RTTNews) - Walt Disney Co.'s streaming service Disney+ now has 50 million paid subscribers globally, with the company achieving the milestone within five months after its U.S. launch.