Merchandiser seeks to cancel Disney's Pooh character rights
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Walt Disney Co. , the second-largest US media company, is facing a new legal front in its battle over the right to the Winnie the Pooh characters.
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Publisher Simon & Schuster on Friday said it had demanded that Walt Disney Co.   return a manuscript of a forthcoming book about Michael Eisner's 20-year reign as Disney chief executive and the shareholder revolt against him.
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By SONJA BARISIC NORFOLK, Va. - A small Virginia company in a patent fight with eBay Inc. asked a federal judge Tuesday to stop the online auction powerhouse from using its &quot;Buy It Now&quot; feature allowing shoppers to buy items at a fixed price.
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Facing a copyright lawsuit from MPAA, company is trying to avoid disclosing user information.
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The Humane Society of the United States will ask the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday to fine high-end retailers and designers of clothing that contains mislabeled fur from dogs, wolves and raccoon dogs
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This candy and card seller has two strikes against it.
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Roy Disney and shareholder Stanley Gold on Monday urged non-employee members of Walt Disney&#39;s (DIS) board to hire an independent executive search team to find a replacement for CEO Michael Eisner.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25  â A California appeals court declined on Tuesday to reinstate a long-running case against the Walt Disney Company over royalties it paid for its popular Winnie the Pooh character.
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Disney is told it may have to sell the rights to use Mickey Mouse in South Africa if it loses a court battle.
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Competition and merchandise are posing some big problems.
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Four days before Christmas, Planet Toys Inc. wants stores to remove the company's CSI Fingerprint Examination Kit from their shelves after some tests had revealed samples of asbestos included in the kits.
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BEIJING -- Red-faced organizers of the Beijing Olympics threatened Monday to cancel the contracts of companies using child labor and violating minimum-wage rules to make Olympic-licensed products.
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Nintendo of America has asked the US Trade Representative to begin pressuring foreign governments to crack down on counterfeit material.
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If you want to stop piracy of your programming, why would you take it off legitimate services? The peacock is in for a rude awakening.
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The amusement park company may be looking to sell itself.
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"Tintin in the Congo," an illustrated work removed from the children's section of Borders Group, Inc., stores in Britain because of allegations of racism, will get the same treatment by the superstore chain in the United States.
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Washington consumer group calls for food marketers to voluntarily stop promoting junk food to kids.