I don't think it matters much, honestly. The investors don't care about the Parks.For those cheering on the falling share price, though, do you think downplaying the investment in the parks plays well or badly with the investors who drive the share price?
They aren't, they are claiming attendance was up because of it.
Iger will by then be sailing on his super yacht far away from WDW.
I think that's why investors don't love Disney splashing around cash in the parks.I don't think it matters much, honestly. The investors don't care about the Parks.
meaning “because this gives us plenty of time to change our mind to just do less and charge more”On those park investments over the next 10 years - "we expect those investments to ramp up towards the back half of that 10-year period with more gradual increases in the first few years."
CNN posted an article saying Linear is going to take a 2 billion haircut.
Disney said it would continue to dramatically cut costs as it looks to rebuild its business in a rapidly changing media environment.
The company announced it would slash costs by another $2 billion, adding to the $5.5 billion in cost-cutting it had previously announced, which included thousands of job cuts.
The company said there were no plans for layoffs. CEO Bob Iger suggested on a call with investors that the cuts would come primarily from its struggling linear TV business.
meaning “because this gives us plenty of time to change our mind to just do less and charge more”
Pour one out for Nat Geo Wild.
He panicked when he heard the word 'Orlando'.Not a senior moment
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