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An Apple acquisition of Disney would merge strong brands together into a media and technology powerhouse that might strike fear in the hearts of Silicon Valley and Hollywood alike.
Over the weekend, Disney's 2017 version of "Beauty and the Beast" broke into the top 30 worldwide grossing films ever.
Walt Disney's remake of "Beauty and the Beast" has sold more than $750 million in tickets worldwide, and it is expected to be number one at the box office for the third weekend in a row.
Based on a score developed by the Reputation Institute, the company enjoying the best reputation among U.K. consumers is small appliance maker Dyson. There are a few other surprises on the list as...
Disney chairman and CEO Robert Iger gets a one-year contract extension. The 66-year old Iger will now be with the company until July 2019.
Will movie studios, theater owners, and streaming services be able to reach an agreement that shortens the time between a movie's release and its availability to stream on-demand?
Caterpillar, Nike, Disney, and Apple pushed the DJIA toward a small gain Monday.
"Beauty and the Beast" broke several ticket sales records as it opened with box office of $170 million. No other movie has posted numbers this large in March.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday include Mobileye, Occidental Petroleum, Oracle, Walt Disney, Wal-Mart.
The superhero genre is one of the most successful in the movie industry's history. It has been dominated by a small number of franchises.
There is no way to deny that it has been a wild ride since the bull market has officially turned 8 years old. The period of March 6 to March 9 in 2009 marked the miraculous v-bottom trading climax of...
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Caterpillar, and Disney held DJIA a bit higher Friday.
The 10 products makers with the best reputations include two tech giants, a media company and a maker of luxury cars.
Vice Media is making the rounds of hedge funds, seeking $400 million in new investment according to the New York Post.
UnitedHealth, Exxon, Disney, and Chevron weighed on the DJIA index Friday.