Hannah Montana

Disney’s Film Chief Ross Resigns After ‘John Carter’ Loss

Rich Ross, chairman of Walt Disney Co.’s film unit, resigned following the company’s $200 million loss on the science-fiction picture “John Carter,” possibly the biggest ever for a single movie.

Disney Junior’s McStuffins Battles Dora for Pre-Schoolers

For more than 70 years, Walt Disney Co. has used a warbling Jiminy Cricket to encourage families to wish upon a star.

Disney Channels President Carolina Lightcap Resigns Unexpectedly

Carolina Lightcap resigned unexpectedly as president of Disney Channels Worldwide after less than two years on the job.

Two `Wiseguys' Plead Guilty to Hacking Computers in Ticket Scalping Case

Two men pleaded guilty to using illegal computer tactics to buy and resell more than 1 million choice seats for events for events such as Bruce Springsteen concerts and the Rose Bowl football game.

Disney Introduces DYOU Pre-Teen Girls Magazine, Plans U.S. Rollout in 2011

Walt Disney Co., the world’s largest media company, introduced a new publication, DYOU , as it taps the magazine market for pre-teen girls worldwide.

Netflix Adds Disney Television Shows for Streaming

Netflix Inc. , the movie-rental service, will expand its online offering of Walt Disney Co. shows, adding programs such as ABC Family’s “Greek” after introducing a streaming-only service last month.

California

New York

Robert Iger

China’s Recovery Falters as Manufacturing Growth Cools: Economy

Airbus’s Biggest A350 Vindicated as Boeing Faithful Places Order

Richie Havens, Woodstock Festival’s Opening Act, Dies at 72

Marathon Bomb Suspect Charged as U.S. Probes Chechen Ties

U.S. Stocks Gain as Caterpillar Rises, Commodities Rally