Disney CEO Bob Iger told hybrid employees on Monday they must return to corporate offices four days a week starting March 1.

Analysts pegged the long-awaited “Avatar” sequel as a box office winner for Disney and are viewing the holiday season as a make-or-break period for the film.

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Bob Iger’s return to Disney is the latest example of a CEO trend: older, staying in leadership for longer, with mandatory 65 year-old retirement ages retired.

Taylor Swift has written an original script that will be produced by Disney’s Searchlight Pictures.

Walt Disney (DIS) rolled out its ad-supported subscription tier for Disney+ on Thursday. Here’s what that could mean for the future of its streaming service.

On the same day that Bob Iger returned to Disney, there was also news that Trian Fund Management snapped up a stake in the entertainment giant.

Disney CEO Bob Iger said inclusion and acceptance are among the core values of the company’s storytelling during a town hall with employees.

This year’s Thanksgiving box office was both feast and famine for Walt Disney.

Bob Iger may have to make major strategic decisions in his new tenure as Disney CEO that he avoided making in the past.

The company announced Iger’s return as chief executive Sunday, effective immediately.

Iger’s decision marks the swift undoing of one of Chapek’s primary actions during his nearly three-year tenure as Disney CEO.

Disney’s board reached out Bob Iger on Friday over concerns about the company’s soft earnings report this month.

“We are limiting headcount additions through a targeted hiring freeze,” Disney CEO Bob Chapek said in a memo obtained by CNBC.

Disney found itself between two stories — one of subscriber growth and another of emphasizing profit and revenue — as shares slumped.