Why DreamWorks’ Jeffrey Katzenberg Sold His ‘Baby’

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Tech Why DreamWorks’ Jeffrey Katzenberg Sold His ‘Baby’It’s hard selling your baby—and by that I mean a company you founded, not an actual baby. Take Jeffrey Katzenberg, the former CEO of DreamWorks Animation dwa . He started the studio back in

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Finance DreamWorks Shares Climb After Beating Analyst Estimates Hollywood studio DreamWorks Animation dwa reported a better-than-expected 36.3% jump in quarterly revenue, boosted by the television release of its movie “Home” and higher licensing fees.

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Features Jeffrey Katzenberg: ‘Do Good—Just Don’t Do Too Good’DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg recalls the summer of 1994 like it was yesterday. Katzenberg was chairman of The Walt Disney Studios DIS , a role that included reviving its animated film

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