The Walt Disney Company

...Gray has just finished the design for the limited edition 12-year-old Inverarity blended whisky. He said: "The colour range suggests Walt Disney to me, but then Disney films were a very potent influence on me in childhood." The label...

In this article: Alasdair Gray, Walt Disney, Glasgow, Scottish whisky, St Andrew's Day, and National Trust for Scotland

...Smart Beginnings for the pre-schoolers in the two-four years age group and School Skills for kids aged five-seven years would feature Disney's popular characters Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, Disney Princess and Disney Fairies. Starting...

In this article: Disney, India, Disney Princess, Disney Fairies, Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, and Mumbai

Don't like the job? Quit! Nothing worse than a complaining employee. I am not defending Disney by any shadow of a doubt, but the bottom line is they (Disney) run a business, not the union, not the employee. They should be allowed to do...

In this article: Disney, Disneyland, and OC Register

...up a second straight week of gains, as upbeat retail news reinforced hopes for strong sales in the key holiday season. Walt Disney Co <DIS.N> shares supported the Dow industrials after the media giant posted late on Thursday profit and...

In this article: Disney, Revenue, Abercrombie & Fitch Co, Dow Jones Industrial Average, U.S., Qualcomm Inc, and Wall Street

...good," with revenue and margins meeting or exceeding his expectations. The analyst, who rates Disney "Buy," said strength in the company's media network business more than offset weaker studio and consumer sales. "(Disney) is seeing...

In this article: Disney, Revenue, Wall Street, NEW YORK, California, and ABC

...of a legal storm over his adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood. Published: 12:34PM GMT 13 Nov 2009 Disney is being sued again over the profits it has made from Winnie-the-Pooh Disney is being sued for unpaid royalties by the firm...

In this article: Disney, Winnie-the-Pooh, AA Milne, Hollywood, and US

...Pooh creator AA Milne in 1931, gave the bear his red shirt and developed Pooh products. The rights were then licensed to Disney in 1961 which went on to make a series of films, TV shows, books and toys. Disney denies the claim by...

In this article: Disney, Winnie-the-Pooh, Stephen Slesinger, AA Milne, and Hollywood

...the type of broader experience we would need to someday succeed Chief Executive Bob Iger. Even as Disney is shifting executives, it is performing far better than many expected at soldiering through big drops in spending by advertisers...

In this article: Disney, Revenue, ESPN, RBC Capital Markets, New York Stock Exchange, and Viacom Inc.

In this article: Disney, Revenue, Recession, and Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Marking a renewed focus on the proliferation of ways that movies are delivered to consumers, The Walt Disney Co. has elevated its home video chief to a new distribution role covering all formats. The changes were...

In this article: Disney, Dick Cook, Revenue, Blu-ray, DreamWorks Studios, Miramax Films, Pixar, and Steven Spielberg