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Disney World may be "the happiest place on Earth," but Disney shares have taken investors on a disappointing rollercoaster ride in the past year—leading many...

Bob Iger is sticking around for longer in Disney's top post, and while he has ideas for changes at the company, they won't necessarily be easy to execute.

A robust backlog of content through early 2024 and enduring popularity in international markets have shielded the streaming giant from obstacles sure to...

Peacock will be raising prices for the first time since its launch in 2020.

Disney continues to give Macquarie analyst Tim Nollen new reasons to worry.

As actors join a major strike against Hollywood studios, the spotlight turns to character actors and extras: ‘We’re not talking about the Tom Cruises of the world’

Eight months after returning as Disney’s CEO, he is straining to put out fire after fire, including streaming losses, an activist investor and TV woes

SAG-AFTRA union actors went on strike this week, joining Writers Guild of America members.

Earnings from Delta and PepsiCo beat analysts' forecasts, the Federal Trade Commission plans to appeal a judge's ruling that cleared Microsoft’s acquisition...

CEO Bob Iger plans to take an "expansive" and "open-minded" look at the future of Disney's legacy cable and network businesses.