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Disney Parks business shines in mixed Q1 report of Walt Disney Disney Co.
The strength of the Disney Parks segment of the Walt Disney Co. helped offset flat and losses in other areas,…
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Dark Horse and Disney teaming up for a Frozen comic
Disney is teaming up with Dark Horse Comics to release an original, three-part miniseries based on the beloved 2013 animated…
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The 10 Disney nominations for this year’s Oscars
Disney received 10 nominations for the 90th Oscars, including for Animated Feature Film, Original Song and a number of production…
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Disney employees to receive $1,000 cash bonus, new education program
About 125,000 Disney employees will receive a one-time $1,000 cash bonus, Robert Iger, chairman and chief executive officer of The…
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Another Disney franchise might become a TV series
Get ready to quack! Disney’s classic franchise “The Mighty Ducks” could be getting the reboot treatment! According to The Hollywood…
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Video of service dog meeting Pluto at Disney World is precious and going viral
A service dog got a treat on a recent trip to Disney World when he got to meet Pluto. You…
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Disney World going cashless at Animal Kingdom Lodge
Disney World is turning the Jambo House at Animal Kingdom Lodge cashless starting in mid-February. As part of a pilot…
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Disney Dreamers class announced for 2018
Disney has announced the 100 high school students who will participate in the Disney Dreamers Academy mentoring program at Disney…
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New arena opens at ESPN Wide World of Sports in Disney World
Disney World opened a new 8,000 seat arena at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex as part of the…
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Disney CEO Robert Iger sees compensation decline 17 percent in 2017
LOS ANGELES — Robert Iger, the chief executive of Walt Disney Co., saw his total compensation decline 17 percent in…
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