S&P 500 5,870.62 -1.32% Dow 30 43,444.99 -0.70% Nasdaq 18,680.12 -2.24% Russell 2000 2,303.84 -1.42% Crude Oil 66.95 -2.55% Gold 2,567.40 -0.21% Silver 30.33 -0.77% EUR/USD 1.0543 +0.08% 10-Yr Bond 4.4280 +0.23% GBP/USD 1.2621 -0.36% USD/JPY 154.3090 -1.23% Bitcoin USD 90,051.48 -1.30% XRP USD 1.06 +17.77% FTSE 100 8,063.61 -0.09% Nikkei 225 38,642.91 +0.28% Latest News View More Warner Bros Discovery, NBA settle legal battle over broadcast rights, WSJ reports Warner Bros Discovery and the NBA did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment outside business hours. The settlement will give Warner Bros Discovery rights over a significant amount of NBA content domestically and abroad, and the league will avoid a prolonged legal battle in court, the WSJ report added. Separately, Warner Bros Discovery struck a deal with Disney to license its Emmy-winning "Inside the NBA" show to ESPN and ABC starting next season, the report said. 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Russia's Sovcomflot blames earnings drop on Western sanctions U.S. equity funds see robust inflows on corporate earnings optimism Q3 Earnings Roundup: WESCO (NYSE:WCC) And The Rest Of The Maintenance and Repair Distributors Segment Q3 Earnings Outperformers: Boeing (NYSE:BA) And The Rest Of The Aerospace Stocks 'Content is king, and Disney is the king of content': Strategist Disney (DIS) shares gain after the company announced an earnings beat and provided a promising outlook. "The magic is back at Disney," the company's CFO Hugh Johnston tells Yahoo Finance. Tigress Financial Partners CIO Ivan Feinseth joins The Morning Brief to discuss these earnings results. "It was a great quarter. I think they're definitely turning a corner. I continue to say that content is king, and Disney is the king of content. And the power of their content goes beyond just streaming or even theaters. It goes into the parks. It goes to licensing [and] product sales. So they get multiple bites at the apple for all of the content that they produce. They're just great at telling stories and making great content that resonates across all demographics and endures," Feinseth says. "The profit in streaming is just really a powerful statement," the strategist adds, noting that he expects streaming gains to offset linear losses. "I believe we will continue to see the growth in streaming. They have multiple platforms addressing multiple audiences. I mean, live sports is also a powerful driver of viewership. They have both the fully paid-for subscription model and an advertising paid subscription model, which they're expanding. [There are] more and more companies [that] want to advertise on platforms [where] they can better target the audience and get a better response and measure of the return on their invested advertising dollar. And Disney helps with that." With Disney CEO Bob Iger set to retire in 2026, investors wait for the company to announce his successor. Feinseth says, "Iger has been an incredible CEO. He came back, and he's doing an incredible job. And one of the things I believe a good CEO does is to build an enterprise that endures, and whoever takes over will continue to build on the success that he has built." The strategist adds he hopes Iger's successor is an internal hire. Watch Yahoo Finance’s Executive Editor Brian Sozzi's full interview with Disney CFO Hugh Johnston here. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Catalysts here. 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The results of the U.S. elections have helped drive Tesla's share price higher, thanks to the belief that CEO Elon Musk's close relationship with President-Elect Donald Trump could benefit the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer during the new administration. Tesla stock's underperformance through most of 2024 can be attributed to growing competition that's bringing down its delivery numbers, as well as the company's failure to impress investors with the recent unveiling of the Cybercab.
