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Disney posted mixed results, with a decline in its networks and movie business offsetting gains in parks and streaming.

Two more horses in the crowded field of psychological thrillers have come out of the gate: “Malice,” now streaming from Prime Video, and “The Beast in Me,” on Netflix.

And bring your bills, your credit-card statements, your school forms, the streaming services you need to unsubscribe from, the airline miles you need to manage, the expenses app you need to figure out.

Media companies have been eyeing up deals this year in a bid to beef up their streaming portfolios as legacy TV viewership plummets.

Despite consistent profits, worries remain about Disney’s transition from traditional television to streaming and about its multibillion-dollar expansion in theme parks and cruise ships.