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Streaming turned another profit last quarter, as did sports led byESPN.
Net income rose to $2.64 billion from $2.15 billion.
The service, originally set to launch last fall, was derailed by aFuboantitrust lawsuit and headed to court.
As this played out, Disney unveiled plans to merge itsHulu+ Live TV with Fubo.
Wall Street is interested in any details around that transaction.
In its report today, Disney anticipated a $50 million hit in the current quarter to exit Venu.
Another major move was the sale of Star India in November.
It noted a $143 million impairment charge on the transaction.
Programming costs fell versus the year earlier when Star broadcast the Cricket World Cup.
DTC advertising rose 16%, excluding Disney+Hotstar.
Total Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions hit 178 million, up slightly from the previous September quarter.
Disney+ international eased 2% to 67.8 million subs.
So thats 125m subs for Disney+, down a hair from the previous quarter.
Disney broke out ESPN+ separately in its sports segment.
ESPN revenue rose 8% to $4.81 billion.
Domestic ad sales grew 15%.
ESPN operating profit rose 15% to $228 million.
At Experiences, revenue nosed up 3% to $9.4 billion with profit flat at $3.1 billion.
Hurricane Milton closed Walt Disney World for a day and canceled a cruise ship itinerary.
Disney also cited startup expenses from its latest ship Disney Treasure, and inflation.
