Fox reports a sharp increase in advertising sales in the April–June quarter, attributing the rise largely to broadcast coverage of the FIFA Men’s World Cup. Across the quarter, Fox says ad sales increase 78%, with the company also citing a larger gain in its television division (reported as 108% in one account). Total results remain mixed. Fox’s profit for the quarter falls 3% year over year to $696 million, even as overall company revenue rises. One source reports revenue for the fiscal fourth quarter ended in June increases 28% to $4.21 billion. Distribution revenue is also higher year over year, rising to about $2.03 billion from $1.94 billion, with cable network programming described as growing in the high single digits (reported as 5% or 7% depending on the segment measure). The company also points to continued digital growth, including its AVOD service, as part of broader performance alongside the World Cup-driven advertising strength.