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Players in Microsoft's Xbox Live gaming community can soon watch television shows and movies on demand in addition to playing games, the world's largest software maker said.

Walt Disney Co (NYSE:DIS), the No.2 U.S. entertainment company, plans to launch mobile phone services in Japan early next year to become the newest entrant in an ultra-competitive market.

Tesco, Britain's largest retailer and Disney Consumer Products UK announced an agreement to jointly launch a range of co-branded food products.

The overnight success of Pixar seemed easy, but a new documentary about the cartoon studio shows it was a risky business venture.

Walt Disney's international television arm said on Monday it would let viewers of Finnish commercial broadcaster Nelonen pay to watch hit shows on the Internet four days after their U.S. release.

Walt Disney Co. has announced that it will start its own testing of toys featuring Disney characters in the wake of recalls of millions of Mattel Inc. toys that were found to have unsafe levels of lead paint.

Walt Disney Co. reported a 4.7 percent increase in net profit on Wednesday, driven by strong television program sales and higher receipts at its theme parks.

Walt Disney Co. music label Hollywood Records is offering a new CD format with extra features to encourage compact-disc purchases in a bid to reverse declining CD sales.

Walt Disney Co.'s animated movie 'Ratatouille' opens on Friday against strong competition from better-known franchise films, drawing early industry skepticism that it can match its predecessors' success and posing a challenge for Disney.

Walt Disney Co. is using a movie about a rat in the kitchen, 'Ratatouille,' as a hook to expand its its move into upscale branding

The Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) reported a better than expected second quarter profit on Tuesday, on strong results in all of its major business units but fell short of revenue forecasts.

The Walt Disney Co. said Thursday it will expand its successful Disney Cruise Line business by adding two new ships which could launch by 2011 and 2012.

The Walt Disney Co. will spend about $30 million to shut down its Mobile ESPN wireless telephone services, but remains excited about its family-oriented Disney Mobile phone service, Disney Chief Financial Officer Tom Staggs said on Monday.

Walt Disney Co.'s ABC television network will offer some of its most popular shows, such as Desperate Housewives and Lost, for free on the Internet in a two-month trial, the company said on Monday.