Disney Closes Acquisition of 21st Century Fox
Disney’s historic $71.3 billion acquisition of 21st Century Fox creates an unprecedented collection of content and talent for the Mouse House.
Disney’s historic $71.3 billion acquisition of 21st Century Fox creates an unprecedented collection of content and talent for the Mouse House.
This Saturday’s black-tie ceremony recognizing the year’s best in the field of animation to be streamed live on the Annie Awards website.
Amidst cost-cutting and layoff speculation, studio appoints four key Fox executives for top roles once merger is complete.
Disney’s $71 billion cash and stock bid is approved by stockholders of both companies along with agreement to spin-off the new ‘Fox.’
Move clears the way for Disney’s $71 billion cash and stock offer, which was approved in June by the Department of Justice.
Putting the pressure on rival media conglomerate Comcast, Disney’s $71 billion cash and stock bid is still to clear several regulatory hurdles.
Jury gives the filmmaker the Silver Bear for Best Director award, which was accepted on his behalf by actor Bill Murray.
Deal brings Fox’s movie and TV studios, and cable and international TV businesses together under a single roof.
Imaginative and offbeat love story with visual effects provided by Mr. X arrives in theaters on December 8.