Disney considers relocating business divisions from California to Florida
Walt Disney Co is apparently in discussions to relocate some of its office functions from its California headquarters to Florida.
Orlando Business Journal reports some functions may move to Lake Nona in Orlando but it is unclear what departments could make the move.
California is the base for its corporate headquarters, film, theme parks and other operations.
The news outlet cites a source with knowledge of the matter, but nothing has been decided yet.
Walt Disney Co has been frustrated by California state and local officials who have remained unmoved over the company’s plea to let Disneyland reopen.
Disneyland is expected to remain closed at least through March 2021 which would mark more than a full year shuttered.
Florida allowed Walt Disney World to reopen in the summer.
Written by Ray Montgomery, US Editor
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