All posts regarding the business and corporate side of the entirety of the Disney Company.
Not that many people know about Bowers Museum outside of Southern California. It’s technically considered a regional museum, typically serving its surrounding community with original art displays and occasional traveling[…]
In a surprising move this afternoon, Disney CEO Bob Iger announced that he is stepping down as chief executive. He has also handpicked chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences, and Products[…]
I had the privilege and joy to meet Disney’s CEO a few years ago at the “Cars 3” world premiere. We had met previously at various press events, but never[…]
Every other year for the past 10 years, the entirety of The Walt Disney Company has descended to the Anaheim Convention Center to tout its power. If there’s one thing[…]
“There’s a terrific power to music,” Walt Disney once said about his movies. “You can run any of these pictures and they’d be dragging and boring, but the minute you[…]
Today, The Walt Disney Company invited Wall Street investors to Stage 2 on the Company lot in Burbank, CA to get a first look at their new streaming service, Disney+.[…]
Very early this morning, money and assets exchanged hands from Fox to Disney. If you visit the corporate homepage of Disney now, you’ll see that the media giant now has[…]
More and more families and individuals are choosing online streaming services rather than cable TV, and The Walt Disney Company is paying attention. In anticipation of this upcoming change in[…]
While Disney’s hourly employees (especially those at its theme parks and resorts) have criticized the long hours and low pay they receive, Disney’s new corporate initiative is hoping to change[…]
Yesterday, The Walt Disney Company announced that it would be reorganizing its operating structure. This isn’t the first time that they have done this, however, this time is different for[…]
This morning, Disney announced that it would purchase a majority of 21st Century Fox, the entertainment empire built by Rupert Murdoch, for $52.4 billion. Specifically, Disney will own Fox’s film[…]
Right before the Thanksgiving break and the wide release of his studio’s newest film “Coco,” news broke regarding the six-month leave of absence of John Lasseter, the chief creative officer[…]