Disney Boosts Dividend by 25%

Company to make payment early, joining rush of year-end payouts ahead of expected tax hike.

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Walt Disney Co., the world’s largest entertainment company, raised its annual dividend by 25 percent, joining other companies boosting their payouts ahead of an expected tax-rate increase next year.

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