The Walt Disney Company has been through a lot of ups and downs in recent years, with the “downs” seeming far more common ever since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020. The CEO of Disney at the time, Bob Iger, was also replaced by now-former-CEO Bob Chapek, who was famously disliked and who was ousted by his predecessor in a ...

There is something strange about a partnership between the Walt Disney Company and a gambling company. Despite being legal in most states, there is still that we look at as shady with gambling. But this isn’t “I know a guy.” It’s heavily regulated and done entirely from your phone. Even so, it doesn’t necessarily fit with the image that Disney ...

Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger shouldn’t be expected any gifts from his employees anytime soon. Iger had become the poster boy for out-of-touch CEOs when he called the demands of the Actors Guild of America “unreasonable” and their strike “unfortunate.” He made those comments in an interview with CNBC at “Billionaire’s Summer Camp” in Sun Valley, Idaho. SAG-AFTRA President ...

Actors are increasingly concerned that Disney is trying to sideline their roles by substituting them with AI-generated likenesses. The Walt Disney Company has been experimenting with Artificial Intelligence for a while now. Disney is a company that has prided itself on staying ahead of growing technology trends; for years and decades now, they have worked to be at the forefront ...

A recent tweet from X overseer Elon Musk has raised questions about whether the controversial leader will take on Disney in a lawsuit. For the last few months, many have taken issue with the Walt Disney Company for various reasons, from the company allegedly becoming increasingly “woke” (think casting Halle Bailey in The Little Mermaid) to Disney CEO Bob Iger putting ...

After the embarrassment of the “King Charles III” clause, the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District has flexed its muscle over the Walt Disney World Resort area. Last week, the Board announced that it would lower the Mil rate in the District, presumably lower property taxes. At first, it appeared the Board was doing something nice for Disney, but at a ...

After suffering a loss in the first round of its court battle against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, the Walt Disney Company is looking for all the help it can get. And Disney may have just found a powerful ally who has a vested interest in seeing the First Amendment protected at all costs. Related: Judge Denies Disney’s Motion to Dismiss ...

Disney CEO Bob Iger has tried just about everything from his bag of tricks to try and save the Walt Disney Company. Iger started by reorganizing the company into three separate divisions to help streamline some of Disney’s operations. He then laid off more than 7,000 employees, including some high-profile names at ESPN and those loyal to his predecessor Bob ...

Somewhere in the office of Disney’s Los Angeles legal team, there is probably an intern whose sole job is to write down everything that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis says about the Walt Disney Company. And while he has been running for the Republican Nomination for President, that intern has been incredibly busy. Related: Judge Denies Disney’s Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit ...

Abigail Disney has never been shy about expressing her feelings, especially about the company that bares her last name. Fresh off her recent arrest in the Hamptons, Disney sat down with Rolling Stone Magazine, saving her venom for current Disney CEO Bob Iger. Disney has been an outspoken critic of some of the policies of the Disney Company, especially Cast ...