Hollywood insider Sharon Waxman, of The Wrap, breaks down Disney's $4.05 billion deal to buy filmmaker George Lucas' production company, Lucasfilm.

Disney World finally turns on the tap, and Halliburton puts out "Lost" signs for a radioactive probe its lost in west Texas.

Girls aged 3 to 12 can now have their likeness photographed and molded into an actual princess figurine.

Police shooting, protests highlight poverty in Disneyland's hometown.

The entertainment giant will reject advertising for certain sugary, salty and fatty foods, and give Mickey Mouse the final say on what's healthy.

Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones, discusses why profits are up at Macy's given all the things weighing on consumers, and the latest earnings from Toyota and Disney.

After a lackluster opening weekend, "John Carter" is on track to be a huge money loser. Disney could be facing a loss of $100 million or more.

The new Disney movie "John Carter" took in just $30 million over the weekend — a disappointing opening for a movie that cost a quarter of a billion dollars to make. How has the world of blockbusters changed?

There's one extra day this month for businesses around the country to try and rake in some extra dough. In Central Florida, some hotels and one very big mouse are using Leap Day to drum up excitement.

The happiest place on earth is getting a tiny bit more relaxed.