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Disney Finds Its Magic Again With Streaming Surge and Theme Park Strength

BenzingaAug 5, 2026, 12:38 PMAnusuya Lahiri

Disney stock rises as Q3 EPS of $2.06 tops estimates. Streaming and park growth drive $25.25B revenue and boosted buyback plans.

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