After a Long Trip Uphill, A Distinct Turning Point

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Walt Disney shares rose after Michael Eisner announced that he will step down as CEO in September of 2006; some feel that that reaction is unjustified, as the company's profits rose during his tenure and he was well-liked until relatively recently.

Sales, profits & dividends, Public affairs, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Public relations, Company public relations

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Changing Guard at Disney Means Finding New Vision

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Michael Eisner has announced that he will leave the Walt Disney Company in September of 2006; his successor will have a difficult task of maintaining the character of the company while managing its many subsidiaries.

Company Profile

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At Disney, a Loyal No. 2 Gets to Try His Hand at Magic

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Robert Iger will face many public challenges when he switches from president to CEO of the Walt Disney Co.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Iger, Robert

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