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Mergers & Acquisitions
Business pioneers in media and sport
...Walt & Roy Disney Walt Disney was raised with an appreciation for the value of money and hard work. When he was 10 his family fell into financial difficulties and was forced to sell its farm....
March 31, 2015
FT Magazine
China’s Evergrande academy sets sights on World Cup
...With clock towers, medieval turrets and spires, it looks like JK Rowling and Walt Disney have built a magical castle in rural Guangdong....
January 23, 2014
FT Live
Future of Business Education: Spotlight on Executive MBA
Enhancing your leadership skills
Wednesday, 16 OctoberDigital Conference
Construction sector
Monumental ambitions
...On big building projects, such as One World Trade Center in New York, or the Burj Khalifa tower in Dubai, architects and contractors used computer simulation before the first pile was driven to show how...
July 24, 2013
FT Magazine
Nate Silver: Big data’s biggest figure
...Walt Disney’s deep-pocketed sports network “was kind of a 9.5 out of 10 or a 9.8 out of 10 or a 10 out of 10,” Silver explained on a conference call announcing his decision, with only slightly less precision...
August 2, 2013
Life & Arts
Very Sanderson: 150 Years of English Decoration, Fashion & Textile Museum, London
...Children, meanwhile, can play in a nursery room-set where wallpapers from 1908 to the 1960s, including Walt Disney character papers, are hung....
March 20, 2010
Climate change
The time lords
...research and development head at Walt Disney....
January 30, 2007
FT Live
Future of the Car
The technology and new business models shaping the next decade in automotive
Tuesday, 7 MaySancroft, Paternoster Square, London EC4M 7DQ, UK
News in-depthInvestment Banking
Long bonds are back
...Such ultra-long corporate bonds are not an entirely new idea: some US companies, including IBM and Walt Disney, for example, issued dollar-denominated bonds with a maturity of 100 years during the 1990s...
May 15, 2005

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