Disney ‘s first earnings with Josh D’Amaro as CEO are out — and he has generally good news to report in his Wall Street debut. The Mouse House pulled in revenue of $25.17 billion, up 7%, for the three months ended March 28 (Disney’s Q2 of fiscal 2026). Net income fell 31% to $2.25 billion largely on a higher tax bill, translating to adjusted earnings per share of $1.57 (up 8%). That topped analysts consensus estimates for revenue of $24.85 billion and adjusted earnings per share of $1.50. Revenue from Disney+ and Hulu accelerated in the period, up 13% to $5.49 billion, and operating income soared 88% to $582 million. Those results were driven by price hikes implemented in the fall of 2026 . It was the first quarter the entertainment streaming business had an operating margin that broke the double-digit barrier — hitting 10.6% — and Disney said it remains on track to achieve at least 10% for the full fiscal year 2026.…