Disney+ accounts hacked and sold on the black market
Just hours after Disney+ launched, hackers descended on the service and hijacked thousands of user accounts. They then sold these accounts on the black market for somewhere between $3-11. The platform experienced a large number of technical problems immediately after launch, with many people unable to stream some movies and shows.
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Disney Parks plans to reopen with safety measures
Dr. Pam Hymel, the chief medical officer for Disney Parks, has outlined several “enhanced safety measures” its U.S. resorts are considering as the company outlines reopening plans, including plans for “phased reopening” and new physical-distancing guidelines. “After so much time at home, I know many of you are eager to enjoy the magic of a Disney parks visit, and we can’t wait to welcome you back,” Hymel wrote
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Dow Jones jumps
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose more than 500 points Thursday midday after the Federal Reserve unveiled plans for $2.3 trillion in coronavirus lending programs. Dow Jones stock leaders Apple and Microsoft turned mixed, as the new stock market rally continues.
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Disney stock falls by 25% amid a massive market selloff
Following the stock market crisis precipitated by the global coronavirus outbreak coupled with the Saudi-Russian oil pricing war, the S&P500 fell by 7.6 percent, with Disney stock far underperforming the others, even though it is traditionally considered a safe and high-performing stock. Disney stocks have fallen by 25 percent since February, spurred by alarm over the sustainability of its studio business and theme parks with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Shanghai Disneyland reopens as coronavirus infections fall
Disney has announced that Disneyland Shanghai will reopen some of the services that it offers as the spread of the deadly coronavirus has slowed down. The main theme park will remain closed with only the shopping, dining and recreational activities being re-opened for a limited time. All guests will be checked for the virus on arrival.
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