FBI: Ex-Disney World employee accused of hacking menus, altering peanut allergen warnings
A former Disney employee, Michael Scheuer, has been accused of hacking into software used by Disney restaurants to falsely indicate that certain food items were peanut-free, according to NBC’s Minyvonne Burke and Austin Mullen .
Walt Disney has appointed its Chief Technology Officer Jamie Voris to lead its new unit Office of Technology Enablement. The ...
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REVIEW: We Tried Walt Disney World’s New $329 Line-Skipping Lightning Lane Premier PassWalt Disney World has launched Lightning Lane Premier Pass, the new tier of line-skipping that offers one-time access to ...
Walt Disney is forming a new group to coordinate the company's use of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence ...
Walt Disney World is making room for new adventures, announcing upcoming park closures — and a few new attractions.
The Walt Disney Co creates new Office of Technology Enablement to integrate advanced tech in entertainment operations and ...
Tiana's Bayou Adventure is preparing to make a splash at Disneyland. The ride is a refurbishment of the former Splash ...
If you've always been a big fan of Starbucks' holiday cups, then this red-hued Disney x Starbucks holiday tumbler has your ...
Ahead of this event, analysts expect the media giant to report a profit of $1.09 per share, up 32.9% from $0.82 per share in ...
The park announced the pilot launch of its “Lightning Lane Premier Pass” earlier this month. Offered in very limited ...
Long Beach-based senior-focused health care nonprofit SCAN Group, whose main business is operating a Medicare Advantage plan, ...
Effective immediately, all tiers of Walt Disney World's annual pass will be increasing in price — including for those looking ...
“The current Disney would never make Roger Rabbit today. They can’t make a movie with Jessica [Rabbit] in it,” he said.
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