The Walt Disney Company (DIS -0.64%) reported its fiscal 2022 third-quarter earnings on August 10. Impressively, The House of Mouse surpassed Netflix (NFLX -0.35%) in total subscriptions. Moreover, Disney's segment that includes its theme parks are thriving as consumers unleash pent-up demand for away-from-home experiences. In this video, I discuss Disney's Q3 figures and give the company a grade on its results.
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Disney's Stock Is on Fire After It Passes Netflix in Total Subscriptions
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It might only be by a slight margin, but Disney is now the streaming industry's leader in total subscriptions.
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