DreamWorks Animation Chief Accounting Officer Resigns

By CW Staff2016-01-19T10:15:00

DreamWorks Animation announced last week in a Form 8-K filing that Edward Aleman, the company's chief accounting officer, notified the company of his intent to resign for personal health reasons.

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