For the third day in a row, stocks may open lower.
Heavy traffic and expanded episode content will take the edge off increased costs and falling earnings at the company.
Interest rate decisions are expected today from the European Central Bank and Bank of England.
Toy rights associated with Marvel and Star Wars are on the line, but Mattel and Viacom may balk at the idea.
Streaming video costs grows as the retailer's competition with Hulu and others heats up.
Target is upgraded to 'overweight,' and Thomson Reuters is downgraded to 'hold.'
Stocks are lower in the first day of trading following the 2-day market closure in the aftermath of Sandy.
CEO Robert Iger has already proven the company stands apart in turning studio deals into blockbusters.
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