The Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) Company reported quarterly revenue of $10.45 billion for its quarter ended December 29, up 9 percent year-on-year from $9.58 billion. Income declined 25 percent to $1.25 billion, though the prior year’s quarter contained a number of one-time gains on asset sales. Segment operating income, which factors out one-time items, grew a solid 15 percent to $2.25 billion. The market seems to like the numbers, as Disney shares are trading up around 4 percent after hours. From the release, CEO Robert Iger, who just got a nice job extension: “We
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