Disney+ subscriber numbers beat all expectations, but costs still high
Disney CEO Bob Iger has announced that the company's new streaming service, Disney+, has gained a larger subscriber count than the company's own highest estimate. The platform quadrupled Disney's direct to consumer earnings although he declined to say how long it would take the platform to turn a profit. Some are estimating 2024 due to its high costs.
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A New York-based financial markets research firm marketcurrentswealthnet.com termed Pakistan Stock Exchange as the best performing stock exchange in Asia and fourth-best in the world. "PSX benchmark KSE-100 index has given a return on investment of 38.5% in dollar terms as foreign capital has been flowing into the market after the yield on the nation's bond fell below double digits," the report said.
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World’s largest fashion group reports heavy losses
Inditex, the company which owns Zara, reported a net loss of 409 million euros ($465 million) for February through April, in comparison with a net profit of 734 million euros over the same period in 2019. The loss came despite a 50% increase in online sales in the first quarter and a 95% jump in online sales in April. Inditex expects online sales to grow substantially
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Disney Parks plans to reopen with safety measures
Dr. Pam Hymel, the chief medical officer for Disney Parks, has outlined several “enhanced safety measures” its U.S. resorts are considering as the company outlines reopening plans, including plans for “phased reopening” and new physical-distancing guidelines. “After so much time at home, I know many of you are eager to enjoy the magic of a Disney parks visit, and we can’t wait to welcome you back,” Hymel wrote
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Starbucks stock soars after re-opening news
Starbucks stock rose 3% in extended trading Monday after the coffee giant announced plans to reopen more than 85% of its U.S. stores by the end of this week. By early June, the Seattle-based company expects to have more than 90% of its stores open with limited hours. The Seattle-based company expects mobile pay to play an even more prominent role in transactions.
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