The Latest Breaking News from DIS

Layoffs aren't the only way The Walt Disney Company is cutting down its staff.

The Mouse House's founder had one very strict rule that has (mostly) been in place since Disneyland opened in 1955.

The entertainment industry has been under pressure due to macroeconomic challenges. However, its long-term prospects look steady. Therefore, while it could be wise to wait for a better entry point in Sony Group (SONY) and Tencent Music (TME), Walt Disney (DIS) might be best avoided considering its weak fundamentals. Continue…

The film won't be following the same script as the 1937 version of the film or using the same casting, which has led to a right-wing backlash on Twitter.

The Republican's bid for his party's nomination faces multiple headwinds.

The new addition solves the company's biggest weakness when it matches up with Disney World.

Florida's Governor has blamed Disney for its stand on LGBTQ+ issues, called the company "woke," and accused it of sexualizing children.

The Texas Senator has some unique theories about why people should boycott the Mattel and Warner Bros. Discovery film.

Disney CEO Bob Iger faces backlash over criticism of media industry double strike.