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Disney's proposal to add immersive attractions to its Anaheim, Calif.-based Disneyland marks the first time the company has sought to implement a major change at the park since the 1990s.

Solutions to social problems lie close to home.

Plus Nell Minow of Value Edge Advisors talks with us about making stock-buyback plans more shareholder friendly and shares some thoughts on ESG guidelines.

There was a time before selfies, texting, email and instant messaging when travelers informed their families and friends

'House of the Dragon' gives much needed hit for Warner Bros. Di

The entertainment giant depends on the sports network to fund its streaming expansion, but subscriptions are in decline

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Morbius star Jared Leto offers a promising update about Disney's long-gestating Tron 3, saying that the film is closer to being green-lit.

Actor Peter Dinklage is channeling his inner Grumpy in his latest rant against "woke" Hollywood "hypocrisy."

The pickup will keep Disney-owned comedy 'The Simpsons' on the air through its 34th season in 2023.