Disney Pixar acquisition Jobs approved by the shareholders holding 7% shares

On Friday, Pixar Animation Studios (Pixar Animation Studios) shareholders agreed to $7 billion 400 million acquisition of the Disney stock trading company.

In addition, the current president of Pixar Jobs will have a 7% stake in The Walt Disney Company, to become the largest shareholder of the shares owned by The Walt Disney Company.

According to the agreement reached by the two sides, Disney will be in accordance with the ratio of 2.3: 1 to buy Pixar shares. Several of Picks's important characters will be the executive positions of Disney animation studios and theme parks. In order to maintain its innovative corporate culture to continue, Pixar will continue to maintain the original brand, headquartered in Emeryville. Founded in 1986, Pixar has produced 6 animated films, including "Toy Story" and "Nemo", each of which is very popular. For more than 10 years, The Walt Disney Company has been working with the agency to release the film to maintain a cooperative relationship with pixar.