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Walt Disney Co., working to improve results at its interactive division, unveiled a video-game system that reduces development costs by incorporating characters from multiple movies in the same game.
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Walt Disney Co. opens an expanded section of its Magic Kingdom today with the aim of drawing more visitors to a Florida park battling stagnant attendance for the past five years.
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Executives and politicians comment on the death of Steve Jobs, the co-founder and former chief executive officer of Apple Inc.:
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Pixar Animation Chief Creative Officer John Lasseter talks about culture behind the studio and its future. Bloomberg's Carol Massar reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Walt Disney Co. opens the Cars Land attraction in Anaheim, California, to the public today, part of its largest investment ever in the theme-park unit. The implications are broad for both earnings and succession at the world’s largest entertainment company.
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Walt Disney Co.’s “Cars 2” had estimated sales of $25.7 million yesterday for the sequel to the 2006 animated film about talking vehicles, Hollywood.com said in an e-mail.
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Steve Jobs’s death leaves Hollywood without the trusted technology envoy who helped push the film, TV and music industries into the digital age.
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The Occupy Wall Street movement is fighting an almost unwinnable battle against the ghost of Steve Jobs.
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Even the worst teacher I ever had, the mumbling drunk who always fell asleep at his desk, was better than Elizabeth Halsey, the outrageous middle-school instructor played by Cameron Diaz in the witless comedy “Bad Teacher.”
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