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The balloons and bubble wands may seem like a lot of fun, but they're impractical souvenirs.

Fans of the park said Bob Chapek stole the magic. It's possible that CEO Robert Iger will recapture it.

In a memo, Iger wrote that he'd "been reminded of the tremendous value in being together with the people you work with."

Long lines, major crowds, and expensive tickets can easily dismantle the holiday spirit.

The woman detailed her experience on TikTok, garnering 4 million views so far.

Citadel employees were in for the trip of their lifetime when CEO Ken Griffin planned quite the celebration.

Splash Mountain will be replaced with a ride about "The Princess and the Frog," called Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

The surprise return of the CEO was marked by a meeting with employees Monday, where he discussed streaming profitability, working from home and the company's ongoing hiring freeze.

Plaintiffs claim that owning Hulu and ESPN help Disney excuse higher prices.

"I had been hoping Iger would run for president."

The Disney veteran is returning to the company less than a year after his retirement.

It's the first time the park has raised its prices since 2019.

Disney CEO Bob Chapek sent a memo to top executives Friday warning them of cost-cutting on the horizon. One directive: Do the meeting on Zoom.

Disney+'s fourth-quarter results reported a significant increase in subscribers as compared to October 2021.

Disney's (NYSE: DIS) earnings are always among the most eagerly awaited each quarter, and in many ways can act as a bellwether for the broader economy.

Quashon Burton was spotted while on a family vacation in Florida. The fugitive was recognized by an "H" tattoo on his neck.

Videos show park-goers frantically trying to exit the park before the lockdown was enforced, only to find the gates already closed.

In 2021, multiple women shared videos of themselves getting free shirts to cover string-bikini tops.

Disney World's Blizzard Beach has been closed since January for remodeling.

Two people filed a class action lawsuit in late October accusing the company of deceptive business practices for its rule changes around annual pass holders post-pandemic.

The CEO suggested more price increases are to come during an August earnings call.