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Baby Yoda, Willow and She-Hulk are officially in the advertising business.

The Mouse House just fixed its biggest problem and really seems to want to break things again.

MIAMI — The sponsor of the bill to repeal Walt Disney World’s special taxing district denied reports that legislators are planning to “reverse course” and suggested that while a compromise is possible, it could still dramatically dismember the special privileges the company has held for 55 years.

Lawmakers are reportedly planning to undo legislation that would have revoked Disney's special tax and governance status.

Morningstar has a roster of the 129 best stocks to invest in generally, and it chose the 10 most undervalued among them.

Move comes seven-plus months after legislature voted to dissolve special tax district.

If it weren’t for the assistance of their parents, Disney World worker Amethyst Bennett said she and her husband, a Universal employee, would be unable to afford formula and diapers for their 9-month-old daughter despite both working full-time.

Expiring copyrights, declining revenue, and political tensions. Bob Iger is coming back to save his baby–but he faces a litany of challenges.

“We have to start chasing profitability,” the returning Disney CEO said.