Netflix's Ted Sarandos grilled in Senate hearing
Netflix Co-Chief Executive Ted Sarandos pledged to maintain a 45-day theatrical window and tried to allay concerns about job losses resulting from the proposed deal to acquire Warner Bros.
Disney's CEO succession: A timeline of key events
A timeline of key developments in the succession drama that has enveloped Disney in recent years.
Disney names theme parks head Josh D'Amaro as new CEO
D'Amaro, who joined Disney in 1998, has been tapped to succeed Bob Iger as chief executive of the legendary company, besting three other internal candidates for the high-profile post.
Hiltzik: The best being said for Trump's pick for Fed chair is that it could have been worse
Kevin Warsh, Trump's pick for Federal Reserve Chairman, is expected to vote the way the president wants, columnist Michael Hiltzik writes.
Lawmakers demand insurers explain tough requirements for payouts to wildfire victims
Sen. Adam Schiff and 15 members of California's congressional delegation sent a letter Monday to major insurers demanding to know why they are allegedly subjecting L.A. wildfire survivors to claims reviews requiring itemized property receipts.
'Melania' director Brett Ratner turns up in Epstein files, again
Director Brett Ratner is once again in the headlines after debuting his documentary, 'Melania,' showing up in the latest Department of Justice batch of released Epstein files.
California's Teamsters call for Waymo ban, saying driverless cars threaten safety and jobs
After a self-driving Waymo taxi struck a child near a Santa Monica elementary school last month, Teamsters California is pushing to suspend the company's operating license in the state.
Disney's theme park revenue soared, but a prolonged YouTube contract dispute dampened its Q1 earnings
Walt Disney Co. saw record quarterly revenue for its theme parks division, but its Fubo deal and YouTube carriage dispute dragged down total segment operating income.