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, ...

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 ...

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 ...

Comcast and Disney last week signed a modification to their agreement to bring forward the timing of their sale talks for Comcast’s stake in Hulu to Sept. 30, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said.

“Disney by year-end ’23 will likely have to come up with the around $10 billion or more to buy in the one-third stake on which it has a call from Comcast,” he wrote back then about Hulu ...

Comcast and the Walt Disney Company announced a 10-year, multiplatform distribution deal Wednesday that will allow Xfinity customers to watch Disney content -- including ESPN, ABC and Disney shows ...

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 ...

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 ...