The end of the affair?

The Walt Disney Company chief executive Michael Eisner has been compared to the hunter who bagged Bambi’s mother, but he is also responsible for the firm earning $1bn in the first three months of its financial year. Kyran Fitzgerald reports.

Sat, 14 Feb, 2004 - 00:00

The Barbarians are once again at the gates, this time targeting the Disney empire.

Michael Eisner: has shipped a lot of bad publicity and his hefty pay packets are under scrutiny. In 2000 he took home $11m.

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