Michael Eisner News
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Walt Disney Co. investors turned back calls for a future split of the two top jobs held by Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Robert Iger, rejecting the demands of three state pension funds.
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Walt Disney Co. faces opposition to its combined chairman-chief executive officer roles as two proxy advisers urge shareholders to vote next week in favor of splitting the positions.
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The California State Teachers’ Retirement System, in a governance dispute with Walt Disney Co., will oppose the election of six directors, including Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Robert Iger.
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Former Walt Disney Co. Chairman Michael Eisner signed a movie distribution deal with Universal Pictures, a key step toward his return to film production.
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Former Walt Disney Co. Chief Executive Officer Michael Eisner said in a 1999 e-mail that “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” was as important to Disney’s ABC network as its National Football League deal.
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Haim Saban and former Walt Disney Co. Chief Executive Officer Michael Eisner are among parties considering bids for Apax Partners LLP’s HIT Entertainment Ltd., the owner of Thomas the Tank Engine, said people with knowledge of the situation.
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Steve Jobs’s death leaves Hollywood without the trusted technology envoy who helped push the film, TV and music industries into the digital age.
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Michael Eisner, the former chief executive officer of Walt Disney Co., said it’s “highly unlikely” that he would take the chairman job at Tribune Co., the bankrupt newspaper publisher.
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Walt Disney Co.’s former Chief Executive Officer Michael Eisner said “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” was as important as the National Football League to ABC and would turn around the television network, according to e-mails introduced in the trial over profits from the game show.
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John Dowd, a combative ex-Marine who cursed at a cameraman after court one day, was the lawyer Galleon Group LLC co-founder Raj Rajaratnam selected for his trial last year on insider-trading charges. The jury, citing overwhelming evidence, voted to convict.
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