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Disney's "Toy Story 5" and U.S. Parks Drive Strong Q3 Results

Disney reported a strong third quarter, largely due to the success of "Toy Story 5" which grossed over $1 billion globally, and robust performance from its U.S. theme parks. These gains helped offset a decline in international tourism and weaker results from international parks. The company also announced a content-sharing deal with TikTok to feature Disney-focused fan content on the Disney+ app, and saw its shares rise following the positive financial results. AI

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Disney's "Toy Story 5" and U.S. Parks Drive Strong Q3 Results

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Michelle Chapman, The Associated Press ·

    Disney boosted by $1 billion at the box office, strong parks performance as international visits slump

    Shares climbed more than 3% before the market opened on Wednesday.