Disney, as expected, is going all in for Hulu. A day after the streamer co-owned by Disney and Comcast formally went on the market, Disney said Wednesday that it plans to acquire the remaining 33% ...

Disney expects it will pay Comcast’s NBC Universal about $8.61 for the stake. HTGanzo – stock.adobe.com. Bankers representing each party will assess Hulu’s fair market value, ...

Back in 2019, Comcast and Disney announced an agreement that would eventually give Disney full control of the Hulu streaming service. But that agreement isn’t necessarily a done deal — instead ...

Disney will buy out Comcast’s remaining 33% stake in Hulu, the Mouse House announced this week. The companies have shared ownership of Hulu since 2019. During that time, ...

Disney and Comcast remain locked in a dispute over what Hulu is worth — and Disney said it might have to pay up to $5 billion more to complete the buyout of NBCUniversal’s 33% stake in the ...

According to Iger, talks between Disney and Comcast about the Hulu stake have been “cordial.” Under a 2019 agreement , either Disney or Comcast can force the sale of the stake to Disney for a ...

Disney and Comcast revised what’s known as a put/call agreement about Comcast’s minority share in Hulu on Sept. 6, moving forward a deadline in which Comcast can force Disney to buy the stake ...

Comcast and Disney renewed a critical carriage pact that will keep ESPN, Disney Channel, ABC and more flowing to the subscribers of the Philadelphia cable giant.. The two companies said they had ...

Comcast is plugging the Walt Disney Co.’s Disney Plus and ESPN Plus into its X1 cable TV and Flex broadband-streaming platforms — part of the operator’s ongoing strategy to become the one ...

Comcast does not plan to raise the value of its takeover bid to match Disney's current, higher share price, a source close to Comcast said Tuesday, as Disney clinched its own long-sought deal to ...

Disney said it expects to pay $8.61 billion for its stake in the popular streaming service, which offers such acclaimed fare as "The Bear" and "Only Murders in the Building." But Comcast wants ...