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Four unions representing more than 14,000 workers at Disney's theme parks and resort properties in Southern California announced late Friday that members have voted to authorize a strike, citing alleged unfair labor practices during contract negotiations.
LONDON -- U.K. hedge fund Palliser Capital will remain invested in Japan's Keisei Electric Railway even if shareholders vote down its proposal for the train company to pare its stake in Tokyo Disney Resort operator Oriental Land, the fund's founder told Nikkei.
CHIBA, Japan -- Tokyo DisneySea on Thursday opened its newest area and hotel as its operator this year expects a record high rate of foreign visitors, around 14%, or around 4 million people.
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.
Venice isn't only sinking, it's shrinking. In the 1970s, there were about 175,000 residents in Centro Storico, the main island and historic center of Venice. As of last year, that number was below 50,000. What has been growing steadily is tourism, which due to economic and quality-of-life pressure, has been pushing out residents. In fact, there are now more tourist beds in Venice than there are residents. Last year, 20 million people visited, winding their way through its two square miles.
Three years ago, Josh D'Amaro stood in a nearly empty Disneyland.