That’s what Wall Street wants (it’s the latest fad!) and one of the major things the insurgent campaigns were pushing.Dystopian is what it is. Probably not insignificant they went that route.
Speaking of, what are the odds Disney’s fully relying on AI to cut production costs before Iger leaves?
About the least surprising thing to happen today.Already Twitter is full of conspiracy theories that the vote was rigged because they can't fathom why shareholders would vote for the status quo.
Here's the thing: shareholders don't like the status quo (given the current stock price drop), but they really don't like the "change" the opposition is proposing, so they stick with the status quo reluctantly.
Sound familiar?
The most famous shareholder attraction announcement was probably Expedition Everest in 2003.Were you expecting actual park information at a shareholder meeting? Have they ever done that outside of minor mentions and vague allusions? I wouldn't expect anything until D23.
The most famous shareholder attraction announcement was probably Expedition Everest in 2003.
True, completely forgot about that one, but it is pretty rare. Well, at least since I started paying attention.The most famous shareholder attraction announcement was probably Expedition Everest in 2003.
If I bought in Jan, stock up 35% YTD, I'd be cashing out.So Iger won the proxy fight. I thought that meant that the majority of investors (the owners of the majority of the stock) AGREED with Iger.
If this is true, WHY did the stock plummet, at the moment it was announced he won the proxy fight??
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Shareholders are probably mad they didn’t announced an opening date for TianaSo Iger won the proxy fight. I thought that meant that the majority of investors (the owners of the majority of the stock) AGREED with Iger.
If this is true, WHY did the stock plummet, at the moment it was announced he won the proxy fight??
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But why pick the moment he announced to cash out?If I bought in Jan, stock up 35% YTD, I'd be cashing out.
Expedition Everest is one of the all time greats.Which for context, was an original in house theme park Intellectual Property, was the most expensive theme park attraction for its time. The last Disney show building for a single attraction of such a scale(mountains), the last in park intellectual property major attraction and only took three years to build.
It was also under Eisner's time two years before Iger would take the CEO seat.
He is kicking it down the road AND he will still be in charge behind the scenes.Anyone else feel Bob is kicking the can down the road knowing he won't be in charge in 2 years to fund any of this stuff?
Dino Land, Beyond Big Thunder, DL's Avatar Land. So tired of concepts with no dates attached to them.
He is kicking it down the road AND he will still be in charge behind the scenes.
THIS TIME he is going to pick someone he knows he can control as his replacement.
Did it go back down to $79?So Iger won the proxy fight. I thought that meant that the majority of investors (the owners of the majority of the stock) AGREED with Iger.
If this is true, WHY did the stock plummet, at the moment it was announced he won the proxy fight??
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