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Disney will beef up its original content library with reboots and spinoffs

The streamer recently launched the second season of 'The Mandalorian.'

Disney executives are nervous about how much they will owe Comcast if its streaming service for adults grows much bigger.

Disney's head of streaming Kevin Mayer is stepping down to become the boss of social media platform TikTok.

The Walt Disney Company has said it will stop paying nearly half of its workforce this week. Disney theme parks and hotels have been shut in Europe and the US for almost five weeks due to worldwide Covid-19 lockdowns.

Disney will release a new Pixar movie to its streaming platform after cinemas were ordered shut due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The ex-chief executive of Walt Disney Co. cast himself in the role of a brand manager as he amassed a stable of beloved characters ranging from Princess Leia to Bart Simpson

Iger will still be at Disney through the end of 2021.

There's reportedly an Aladdin spinoff in the works -- and people have something to say about it.

Walt Disney, led by chairman and CEO Bob Iger, has been projecting between 60 million and 90 million global streaming subscribers by 2024.

The rough start for Disney+ is a bit embarrassing for the company considering the attention around the service's launch.

Disneyland has released the first photos of its incredible new Star Wars attraction, where visitors can take a seat on the Millennium Falcon, or be chased by Stormtroopers.

Disney gave a look at some of the original TV shows and movies that will be on Disney Plus during the event on Thursday.

But Disney Plus will be able to draw upon a library of revered films dating back several decades while it also forges into original programming.

IT BECAME a much-loved Disney classic, but a tragic story was playing out behind the scenes of Aladdin.

Disney CEO Bob Iger positioned his company's acquisition of Fox's TV and movie businesses as a way for the company to prepare for a future in which streaming and direct-to-consumer dominate media consumption, on a conference call this morning to discuss the $52 billion deal.

- Bob Iger will remain Disney's chairman and CEO through the end of 2021.
- The Disney-Fox deal will give Disney more content when it launches its own streaming service.
- Netflix may lose more content, but the company has already made moves to create more of its own content.