Disney is set to provide investors with an update on its streaming and TV business, as well as its theme parks, when it reports quarterly earnings Thursday.
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will report quarterly earnings on Thursday, and Wall Street will once again be focused on updates from the company’s media business — particularly when it comes to traditional TV and streaming.
Here is what Wall Street is expecting Disney to report for its fiscal fourth quarter, according to LSEG:
This will mark the last time the company reports subscriber numbers and the average revenue per unit, or ARPU, for its streaming services, which includes Disney+ and Hulu.
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