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Earnings season continues to give strong results, but that doesn’t mean each stock is rising because of the news.

World of Warcraft and Star Wars are coming to a Dungeons & Dragons table near you.

Magnite (NASDAQ:MGNI) is positioning itself as a key infrastructure provider for programmatic connected-TV advertising as streaming platforms, television manufacturers and commerce-media businesses seek technology partners to manage inventory, data and demand, according to Head of Investor Relations

Disney's flat revenue masks a 22% operating margin, while Roku's steady growth comes at just 11% — a profitability gap that reframes the growth story.

The Dow Jones (^DJI) is home to corporate giants, but size alone doesn’t guarantee success. A few of these companies are struggling with weak fundamentals, p...

While the business has been delivering dependable growth, the stock has been crushed, creating an enticing opportunity.

Disney Solitaire surged 289% while DTC revenue hit 39% of total sales.

Funko delivered a positive second quarter, with management attributing the results to broad-based growth across geographies and product categories. CEO Josh ...

PodcastOne (NASDAQ:PODC) reported record fiscal first-quarter 2027 revenue of $16.1 million, while adjusted EBITDA increased to $1.6 million as the podcast network expanded its creator roster, advanced in audience rankings and emphasized video distribution and advertising opportunities. The company

Record Experiences revenue and 28% EPS growth highlight strong quarter execution.

This ETF offers investors a rare balance of growth, value, and income stocks.

Revenue surged 38% to $1.48 billion following Hulu + Live TV integration.

fuboTV’s second quarter results fell short of Wall Street’s revenue expectations, prompting a negative market reaction. Management attributed the year-over-y...

Disney’s Q2 results were marked by a positive market reaction, despite missing Wall Street’s revenue and profit expectations. Management attributed the quart...

Disney's new CEO has a big chance to make waves this week, and shareholders are ready to surf.

Investors who bought the entertainment leader's shares five years ago have lost 41% of their starting capital.

Disney looks like the value play with improving fundamentals, while Netflix remains the premium-priced choice for investors who want a cleaner, more predictable streaming growth story.