The media company’s ESPN unit will stream WrestleMania and other major offerings for five years.

Despite the heavy tech focus, investor attention is also getting pulled in the way of Disney (DIS). The entertainment giant ...

Disney is shaking up the streaming world. On Tuesday night, the Walt Disney Company’s subsidiary ESPN announced a deal with ...

Disney's profit and revenue climbed in its fiscal third quarter based on the strength of the entertainment company's ...

Disney continues to expand its sports empire through ESPN, which it acquired in 1996 for $19 billion. Since then, the company ...

WWE and ESPN are about to enter a brand-new era. A reported billion-dollar deal has given the Walt Disney Company subsidiary ...

ESPN expanded deals with the NFL and has a new partnership with WWE, which will provide the network with more inventory and ...

It has been reported that Peacock and USA Network will retain the broadcasting rights of WWE SmackDown in the U.S. This new ...

The return of “King of the Hill” is off to a big start on Hulu, where it has been one of the platform’s top performing shows ...

Netflix will maintain rights for WWE programming outside the US, and NBC's Peacock will maintain rights to "SmackDown," CNBC ...

And at the same time, the company announced a major deal with the WWE, bringing its premium live events, including ...

The WWE's $1.6 billion deal with ESPN for premium live events is wowing some Wall Streeters but the stock of parent TKO Group ...