Activist Investor Dan Loeb Calls on Disney to Halt Dividend and "Double" Streaming Budget

Deadly ultra-modern fighter jets worth £100million have arrived in the UK and will “make Putin sweat”, according to a military source.

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Gary Neville has admitted he has doubts over whether Erik ten Hag and Mauricio Pochettino are suitable for Manchester United.

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Impressive Celtic banished their Livingston blues to secure a signature win in the race in to become Scottish Premiership champions.

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Wall Street experts are giving mixed reviews to activist investor Dan Loeb's letter to the Walt Disney Co., in which he pushed for dividend payments to be instead used to boost streaming content. The mid-week news that Loeb, the founder of hedge fund Third Point, suggested the Hollywood giant spend $3 billion that has traditionally gone into its dividend per year on more content for its streaming service Disney+, earned praise from those who want Disney to become more like Netflix.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaDan Loeb believes that The Walt Disney Company could conquer the world of streaming. But it hasn’t yet, and it might need some help.The activist investor argued in a letter to Disney CEO Bob Chapek on Wednesday that Disney must double the amount of money it spends producing and acquiring content for Disney Plus, ESPN Plus and Hulu if it wants to catch up with one of its biggest rivals, Netflix.“The good news about Disney versus Netflix is this is not Yahoo versus Google, where Google had an insurmountable gain and a network effect where Yahoo was never going to catch up,” said Loeb, who runs the Third Point hedge fund, in an interview with Variety.