The Latest Breaking News from Walt Disney Company

Did Walt Disney Company’s Disney+ remove the controversial and unsuccessful film “Lightyear” from its library? Not quite

ORLANDO, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis’ legal team filed a motion Friday to disqualify U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker from handling Walt Disney Company’s federal lawsuit against him, alleging statements Walker made in other cases shows the judge has an impartial bias in favor of the entertainment giant.

The leadership team of the Walt Disney Company’s film arm gathered in Las Vegas Wednesday to tout its successes and upcoming slate of films to a crowd of theater owners and exhibitors amid a week of massive layoffs at the company

Gov. Ron DeSantis has spent months (and an entire chapter of his new book) boasting about his victory over a “woke” corporation after demanding that the state Legislature yank the Reedy Creek Improvement District from under Walt Disney Company control.

Media and entertainment giant Walt Disney (DIS) reported fiscal 2023 first-quarter financial results, beating on the top and bottom lines. However, amid the high cost of streaming, eroding consumers’ discretionary spending, and other macroeconomic challenges, the company’s near-term prospects look bleak. Let’s find out if investors should buy or sell…

Disney's longest serving employee, producer Burny Mattinson, has died at the age of 87, The Walt Disney Company has confirmed on Monday

Despite the macro issues, consumer spending on entertainment services remained stable, especially in the digital space. While we think investors might consider adding quality entertainment stock Comcast (CMCSA) to their watchlist now, Walt Disney (DIS) and Dolphin Entertainment (DLPN) could be best avoided. Keep reading.

One of the keys to the success of The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) over the years may be its acquisition of Marvel Entertainment, which was announced in 2009

Tributes are paid to man who helped to shape the rise of the Star Wars and Frozen franchises

Disney also revealed that Peltz's campaign for a board seat had a surprise backer: Marvel chairman Isaac Perlmutter.

The father-of-three, who is worth $1.4billion (£1.1billion), accused the company of "poor governance" and said it gives "over the top" compensation packages.