YouTube TV's customers have been unable to watch ABC, ESPN and other Disney channels for two weeks. Could a resolution come this week?

As football fans gear up for the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers match-up Monday night, YouTube TV viewers are still left in the dark as the carriage dispute between Disney and the Google-owned streamer continues.

Walt Disney said on Thursday it would boost its dividend by 50% and double its share buyback plan for fiscal 2026, as the media giant's streaming and parks businesses powered a quarterly earnings beat.

Disney delivered stronger streaming and theme-park results but weaker TV and film earnings in the fourth quarter, while an unresolved licensing standoff with YouTube continues to cloud its performance.

Disney's weaker theatrical results affected its fourth-quarter earnings, though its experiences segment continued to perform, particularly the cruise line.

Disney's stellar results in streaming helped offset a struggling film studio and sluggish ad sales in the fiscal fourth quarter.

Disney’s stock fell 7 percent after missing revenue targets, while its costly YouTube TV dispute is draining $30 million a week.