Boost for Disney after success of summer blockbuster and streaming service

Wednesday, 7 August 2024

Boost for Disney after success of summer blockbuster and streaming service

Disney has returned to profit after its streaming service made money for the first time and the success of the blockbuster film Inside Out 2.

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