Disney’s fourth-quarter adjusted profit beat Wall Street’s expectations, bolstered by strong results from company’s entertainment business and its streaming service.

Disney’s streaming business and studio gained momentum in the September quarter, while its cable and theme park profit engines lost steam, underscoring the diverse set of challenges the entertainment giant faces as it positions itself for the future.

Revenue for Disney's entertainment segment – which includes the traditional TV networks, direct-to-consumer streaming and films – increased 14% year over year.