Consider having a post that resembles reality before you make the subject of the post "Reality" -- it would do wonders for your credibility :)
Use the "Studio Mouse" link in the IBOX for buy.com then sort by publication date. Every single title has a publication date literally in black and white (okay, it's just in black) First 24 results. I count 7 Disney books, 4 Sesame street books, and there's probably more but I'm not familiar enough with the characters of either to know for sure. Elmo was easy. As was Pooh. :)
PS -- Companies look for a partner/buyout for a positive reasons all the time. Here's a hit of reality -- managements like to make their stockholders instantly more wealth by possibly selling the company. Happens virtually every day.
PPS -- Suppliers are one of the first to be paid in the unlikely event of a liquidation style bankruptcy. There is arguably very little risk in doing business with a company in Chapter 11 because Chapter 11 is designed to PROTECT the company doing the filing so that it can safely conduct business with little fear of getting paid. The said company emerges stronger with far less or even no debt. Why do you think it's so easy to get Bankruptcy Financing? AMS couldn't get anybody to loan them another dime....filed Chapter 11 and like magic....$75 million falls on their lap.
Please educate yourself on real "reality" -- I recommend a basic finance course at your local community college to get you started.
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