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 .
(Reuters) -Walt Disney is forming a new unit to coordinate the company's use of emerging technologies such as artificial ...
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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 ...
Tiana's Bayou Adventure is preparing to make a splash at Disneyland. The ride is a refurbishment of the former Splash ...
Walt Disney has appointed its Chief Technology Officer Jamie Voris to lead its new unit Office of Technology Enablement. The ...
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 ...
If you've always been a big fan of Starbucks' holiday cups, then this red-hued Disney x Starbucks holiday tumbler has your ...
The park announced the pilot launch of its “Lightning Lane Premier Pass” earlier this month. Offered in very limited ...
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 ...
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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