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[RivShore]

Apparently the decline and fall of the traveling consumer has been greatly exaggerated:



Some airlines also up big this week, like Southwest up 20% today.

 

[HokieRaven5]

NYT musing the CEO Selection will be made in the next week:

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/30/business/media/disney-ceo.html

 

[OKW Lover]

NYT musing the CEO Selection will be made in the next week:

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/30/business/media/disney-ceo.html

Interesting that they believe Josh is the front runner.

 

[HokieRaven5]

https://investors.thewaltdisneycomp...Relations-and-Corporate-Strategy/default.aspx

Benjamin Swinburne has been named Executive Vice President of Investor Relations and Corporate Strategy for The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS), it was announced today by Hugh F. Johnston, Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Swinburne will join Disney in the near future and report directly to Johnston. He has most recently served as Managing Director and Head of US Media and Telecom & Cable Services Research at Morgan Stanley.

“Ben has been one of the industry’s most respected media analysts and brings deep insight into the evolving global entertainment landscape,” said Johnston. “His analytical rigor, strategic perspective, and long-standing knowledge of our business and broader industry make him an exceptional addition to our team as we continue to execute against our long‑term vision and deliver sustained value for our shareholders.”

In this new role, Swinburne will lead Disney’s investor relations function, communicating the company’s financial performance and long‑term strategic vision to institutional investors and retail shareholders, sell-side analysts and other key stakeholders. He will also oversee the company's long-term strategic planning and market analysis in his corporate strategy role, identifying growth opportunities based on industry trends and evolving entertainment consumption.

 

[Brian Noble]

Some airlines also up big this week, like Southwest up 20% today.

They gave some VERY aggressive guidance based on the newly-adopted unbundled-pricing model.

 

[HokieRaven5]

They gave some VERY aggressive guidance based on the newly-adopted unbundled-pricing model.

Wall Street loves a good overpromise of future profits to grip on.

AI has had that grip on the markets despite next to no ROI as of yet.