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Disney profit slumps as TV weighs on film success

By Bloomberg
11 May 2016   |   4:59 pm
Rich Greenfield, media and telecom analyst at BITG, examines second-quarter results from Walt Disney Co. as the company fell short of profit estimates on an earnings decline in television.

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