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Disney Once Had the Worst Board in America. Nvidia Should Study What Happened Next.
Disney’s directors eventually showed they could act against a powerful chief executive. Nvidia’s now have to show they are free to reach their own…
9 hrs ago
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Katie
More Hasn’t Meant More for Disney’s Movies
When Disney’s animators made one film a year, they made hits that are still paying 35 years later. Since the company started making far more, the…
Nov 9
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Katie
Disney’s Layoffs Were a Long Time Coming
Its rivals have already cut, merged or split up. Disney’s TV networks are shrinking, its studio earns thinner margins than Warner Bros.’ and Comcast’s…
Nov 4
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Katie
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Disney’s Profits Are Up. Why Is It Cutting Thousands of Jobs?
At least three news outlets say Disney is preparing thousands of job cuts, the most yet under Josh D’Amaro. The parks are making more money, not less…
Nov 3
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Katie
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October 2026
Disney Used to Build the Future. Its New CEO Wants It Back.
Josh D’Amaro is the first parks chief to start the top job without an executive chairman above him. His clearest bet so far is technology, a return to…
Oct 31
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Katie
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What Disney's layoffs this week may mean for the quarter.
The cuts came after the quarter Disney reports on Nov. 17 had closed, and 17 years of layoff news offer little guidance on a beat or a miss. Disney’s…
Oct 30
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Katie
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Everyone Is Talking About Disney Debt. Disney Isn’t.
A quarter of Disney-goers say they have borrowed for a trip, an average of $1,690. Disney offers ways to pay later but says almost nothing about the…
Oct 29
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Katie
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For Disney to Win, Universal Doesn’t Have to Lose
Epic Universe added an estimated four million visits while Disney World held steady. The data also suggest the industry’s scorecard may understate how…
Oct 28
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Katie
Disney Still Has the Edge in Orlando. Universal Is Rethinking How It Competes.
With Epic Universe, Universal set out to claim more of the vacation week. Recent results suggest Disney still has the edge.
Oct 27
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Katie
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Universal’s Slowdown Raises the Stakes for Disney
Comcast’s results show the limits of adding theme-park capacity. Disney’s next earnings report will test how well its own expansion is paying off.
Oct 24
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Katie
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Disney and the NFL’s Business Ties Go Far Beyond a $40 T-Shirt
From character merchandise to a $3 billion media deal, Disney and the NFL are finding more ways to reach overlapping audiences. How much more business…
Oct 19
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Katie
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Disney Raised the Annual Pass Again. Has It Gone Too Far?
A $100 pass in 1982 now costs $1,749, about five times as much after inflation. A former CEO’s memoir offers an account of the thinking behind the…
Oct 16
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Katie
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