BUSINESS BRIEFING / THEME PARKS
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Euro Disney, Europe’s largest theme-park operator, reported a wider first-half loss, hurt by a drop in the number of Spanish and British visitors.
The net loss in the six months that ended March 31 was $94 million, the company based east of Paris said in a statement. Sales fell 7.3% to $733.8 million.
Euro Disney is controlled by Walt Disney Co., which owns a 40% stake. Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal is the second-biggest investor with 10%.
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