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When a member of one of India’s wealthiest families gets married, big-name guests and showstopping pomp and circumstance are nothing unusual. But it’s not every day that the invitees include royalty, business titans, Bollywood luminaries and Rihanna, for three days of a pre-wedding spectacular, months ahead of the actual ceremony.
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz has sold his entire stake in Disney, a person familiar with the matter tells CNBC.
Long-expected layoffs are hitting Pixar Animation Studios on Tuesday.
Disney reports its fiscal second-quarter earnings before the bell Tuesday, and analysts will be paying attention to the company's streaming subscriber growth and outlook, as well as visitation numbers at its theme parks.
Nelson Peltz's proxy battle was a "distraction" and Disney can now focus on trying to turn a streaming profit and planning its succession, its CEO Bob Iger said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Thursday, just one day after handing a stinging defeat to the activist investor.
Disney shareholders overwhelmingly voted to keep the company's current board intact during Wednesday's annual meeting, suggesting they believe current CEO Bob Iger has a plan to boost shares and install a strong successor.
Disney shareholders on Wednesday reelected the media conglomerate's full board, preliminary results show, handing a stinging defeat to activist Nelson Peltz and former Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter, both of whom agitated for change at one of America's most storied companies.
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