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Disney could boost stock by 40% if it exits streaming and focuses on content creation and licensing, says Wells Fargo.

A new CEO could be just what the streaming TV specialist needs.

One operates a dominant ticketing platform with recent losses; the other is a profitable specialty retailer trading at a fraction of the valuation.

Can the streaming expert bounce back?

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WD-40 (NASDAQ:WDFC) reported a sharp increase in fiscal third-quarter sales and profit, with management citing broad-based gains across regions, strong growth in maintenance products and benefits from operating leverage, while also warning that higher input costs are expected to pressure gross margi

Wall Street is bullish on Disney, but the stock continues to struggle.

Netflix's consistent gains are narrowing Disney's revenue lead, even as Disney maintains a larger overall scale.

Top Daily NewsThe big story this week was a weak US jobs report. The economy only added 57,000 jobs in June, well below the 110,000-115,000 economists expe

The spinoff will make Comcast and Disney fundamentally different companies.

Netflix reports earnings July 16, and these three overlooked metrics could reveal whether its next phase of growth is just beginning.

Netflix's stock has struggled in 2026, but the company's next growth chapter may already be taking shape behind the scenes.

Investors can still find worthy opportunities in today's frothy market environment.

Despite a fantastic 711% trailing-10-year return, Netflix shares are currently 45% off their peak.

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