The Wall Street Journal

Disney’s kingdom loses some magic

Disney’s kingdom loses some magic
Disney's theme parks are the company's main money-spinner. (Image: AP)
The Wall Street Journal
By Dan GallagherGood thing for Disney that tourists don’t operate on Nelson Peltz’s timeline. Disney delivered a mixed fiscal second-quarter report this week, barely a month after defeating a proxy challenge from the famed investor activist who had sharply criticised the company’s performance of late. The results themselves contained several positive points, including a surprising and first operating profit from the entertainment portion of the company’s streaming segment and a pickup in revenue growth at the domest...

More World

Trump lifts sanctions on Syria as it holds talks on diplomatic ties with Israel
World

Trump lifts sanctions on Syria as it holds talks on diplomatic ties with Israel

Foes Israel and Syria have been talking for weeks, officials say.

Oil prices fall over 6% after Iran attacks US military base
World

Oil prices fall over 6% after Iran attacks US military base

A US defence official said there were no known American casualties.

AFP 24 Jun 2025
CEO pink: This muted, dusty shade means power in the office
The Life

CEO pink: This muted, dusty shade means power in the office

In this hue, ‘I can totally own a situation,’ says one exec.