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With only a week to go, it is almost certain that Walt Disney Co.’s (NYSE: DIS) studio operation will rank No.1 this years in terms of domestic box office sales, and will likely have a market...
Disney, Pfizer, General Electric, and McDonald's weighed on the DJIA Wednesday.
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" opened with stellar box office sales for its first weekend. Even if ticket sales maintain a strong pace, it may not be able to catch the number one film of the year,...
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" lived up to the billing that it would post one of the largest openings in U.S. history. That is good news for Walt Disney Co.
As usual when two companies in the same businesses merge, job cuts follow, due to "synergies." At Disney and Fox, this could be to the tune of 10,000 jobs.
The latest installment of Disney's Star Wars franchise opens Friday on more than 4,200 U.S. movie screens. Ticket sales are forecast to top $200 million, making this the second-biggest opening...
The FCC has killed net neutrality, Disney has become the king of all media, holiday spending has been unusually strong, and more important headlines.
Disney made it official today: the House of Mouse is buying major portions of 21st Century Fox in an all-stock deal valued at around $66 billion.
T-Mobile will begin a pay-TV service, Redbox will move into the content streaming business, IBM has set deals to move further into quantum computing, and more important headlines.
Disney is close to buying assets of 21st Century Fox, Sears will borrow more money to stay afloat, bitcoin hit a new record, and more important headlines.
Comcast has dropped out of the race to buy assets from 21st Century Fox, Google has topped Facebook as a provider of traffic to publishers, North Korea may be making a profit on bitcoin, and other...
Apple, Disney, Merck, and Pfizer were the leading gainers among the Dow 30 stocks on Monday. Bitcoin settled up 23% after its first trading session.
Some down and out stocks don't always stay down, and sometimes great turnarounds and recoveries can create huge victories for opportunistic and visionary investors.
Eurozone GDP rose in the third quarter, Disney CEO Robert Iger will probably renew his contract, GM will upgrade its pickups, and more important headlines.
Microsoft and Vise were Wednesday's big DJIA gainers while Merck and Disney dipped the most.