Cable TV networks are declining, but they still generate profits, for now. The trick is figuring out what to do with them.

Will Disney follow Warner Bros. Discovery and Comcast in splitting off most of its TV assets from its streaming business? Don't bet on it. CEO Bob Iger appeared on CNBC Tuesday morning, where he ...

According to the filing, if Disney and Comcast can’t reach a mutual agreement on the value, each company will hire an investment bank to examine Hulu’s books and come up with a valuation.

Disney, as expected, is going all in for Hulu. A day after the streamer co-owned by Disney and Comcast formally went on the market, Disney said Wednesday that it plans to acquire the remaining 33% ...

Comcast and Disney agreed to bring forward the timing of their formal Hulu sale talks to Sept. 30, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Comcast says the new company will house USA Network, CNBC, MSNBC, Oxygen, E!, SYFY and the Golf Channel, along with some “complementary digital assets,” including Fandango, Rotten Tomatoes ...

Walt Disney intends to spend $32 billion on films and TV shows in fiscal 2022, which ends in early October. Some analysts expect that of this $32 billion, roughly $15 billion will go to streaming ...

Comcast, Disney move up date for Hulu deal Hulu had 48.3M subscribers at the end of the most recent quarter. ... DISNEY ENCOURAGES SPECTRUM CUSTOMERS TO MOVE TO HULU + LIVE TV AMID CHARTER DISPUTE.

The NBCUniversal owner and pay TV, ... A valuation for Hulu with a floor of $27.5 billion was set in 2019 as part of an agreement between Comcast and Disney and a final price for the one-third ...

Disney will pay Comcast‘s NBCUniversal nearly $439 million for its stake in Hulu, taking full control of the streaming service.. The move closes out an appraisal process that’s dragged on for a few ...

Disney said it expects to pay $8.61 billion for its stake in the popular streaming service, which offers such acclaimed fare as "The Bear" and "Only Murders in the Building." But Comcast wants ...