A lot of so-called woke companies do business in Florida but the state's governor, Ron DeSantis, has focused his anti-woke crusade on only one of them: Walt Disney ... over the next 10 years ...
Ron DeSantis is in Oklahoma delivering a political speech, but that doesn’t mean disturbing news isn’t happening closer to ...
Ron DeSantis says that when it comes to Florida's battle with The Walt Disney ... next week's donor gathering, but no details have been shared by the campaign. DeSantis has made a series of moves ...
The Florida governor has been feuding with the "House of Mouse" for more than a year — and it all started with a law ...
Ron DeSantis’s battle with Disney has gone too far in ... so now he’s going back with a new one in order to save face. Disney’s next move will be the announcement that no more money will ...
The federal lawsuit brought by Disney against Florida governor Ron DeSantis and others may have just taken a blow.
Ron DeSantis ... Disney chief Bob Iger's suggestion earlier that the Disney conglomerate might rethink plans to invest upwards of $17 billion, creating 13,000 new jobs, in Florida over the next ...
Ron DeSantis ... The ESG moves played into the governor's argument against corporate influence and favoritism — themes he would employ again in his ongoing fight against Disney. The battle ...
The announcement came amid a widening legal battle between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the ... state last month to have the moves reversed. A week ago, Disney CEO Bob Iger, in a call with ...
Disney and Florida's ongoing battle ... DeSantis' moves "anti-business" and suggested that the company, which had previously planned to spend $17 billion and hire 13,000 more people over the next ...
In an early blow to Disney’s suit against Ron DeSantis for control of the district that oversees development around the ...
Ron DeSantis (R) over his battle with Disney ... issue,” Pence said. Disney publicly opposed the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law last year, setting off a series of moves by DeSantis and ...
