Walt Disney Co. reported another quarter of double-digit
profit growth Thursday, boosted by higher summer prices for tickets and hotel
rooms at Walt Disney World and the company's other theme-park resorts.
The results capped a fiscal year in which Burbank,
Calif.-based Disney turned a profit of $6.1 billion, an 8 percent jump from
2012. Sales across the media-and-entertainment giant rose 7 percent for the
year to $45 billion, another company record.
"It was another great year for the company, both
creatively and financially, and we remain confident that we are well positioned
to continue our strong performance and drive long-term shareholder value,"
Disney Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger said in a prepared
statement. Disney's fiscal year ended. Read more.
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