As a battle brews at The Walt Disney Company, its stock has soared. A previously stagnant valuation has gained newfound momentum, causing some investors to debate sustainability. Has Disney stock finished its growth phase?...
Bob Iger and the Walt Disney Board of Directors got a shot of good news this morning when Morgan Stanley raised its price target from $110 to $135 and maintained its Overweight rating. The...
Bob Iger and The Walt Disney Company may have a new ally in their looming proxy battle with Nelson Peltz and Trian Management. ValueACT Capital has amassed a significant stake in Disney, after buying...
Propelled by yesterday’s strong earnings report and the end of the SAG-AFTRA strike, shares in The Walt Disney Company ($DIS) spiked to three-year highs today. The big news from Disney CEO Bob Iger yesterday...
Shares of The Walt Disney Company fell 3.9% on Thursday, closing at their lowest level in nearly nine years. Despite the return of Bob Iger, decreased losses in streaming, and strong results from its...
When Bob Iger returned to the helm of The Walt Disney Company in November 2022, it seemed as if happy days were here again for Disney. After a dismal earnings call and a series...
The Walt Disney Company shocked the entertainment industry and Wall Street on November 20, 2022, when they abruptly fired their CEO, Bob Chapek. While Disney fans pointed to Chapek’s changes to the Disney parks...
Months after ending his bid for a seat on the Walt Disney Company board of directors, activist investor Nelson Peltz’s Trian Fund Management has purchased roughly 500,000 more shares of Disney stock. The latest...
Investors in the Walt Disney Company may be feeling some of that patented Disney magic, now that the stock has topped $100 a share for the first time since the company’s infamous Q4 earnings...
The Walt Disney Company is ending 2022 with stock prices the lowest that they’ve been since October 2014. For reference, this is before Disney released it’s first Star Wars film The Force Awakens. According to...
