Bob Iger

Bob Iger joins his first non-Disney board since Apple

13 months after Bob Iger left the Apple board of directors, he’s joining the board of Perfect Day, a startup that produces animal-free dairy protein.

How is Disney going to imagineer itself out of this one?

The Walt Disney Company just shared how much it thinks the coronavirus pandemic has cost its business so far.

How Bob Iger’s Disney changed the entertainment industry forever—for better and worse

After the Disney CEO abruptly announced he’s stepping down from the role on Tuesday, ‘Fast Company’ explores Bob Iger’s impact on movies and TV.

Disney shocker: CEO Bob Iger is stepping down—and giving his job to another Bob

Bob Iger is no longer Disney’s Chief Mouse.

Despite Abigail Disney’s criticism, Bob Iger still seems fine with his giant pay package

The Disney CEO defended his 2018 compensation package following earlier criticism from Abigail Disney.

Bob Iger didn’t let Disney buy Twitter because its ‘nastiness is extraordinary’

Oh, and Steve Jobs is why the Marvel Cinematic Universe exists.

Disney releases a fierce rebuke of Abigail Disney’s theme-park investigation

Two days after Abigail Disney publicly criticized working conditions at Disney theme parks, the entertainment giant is hitting back.

Disney+ subtracts the studio’s racist movie history

The infamous Jim Crow scene in “Dumbo” and the highly controversial “Song of the South” will not be on Disney+. But what about all the other racist content?

Enjoy this moment, Bob Iger: Netflix tumbles as Disney stock hits record high

Disney shares hit an all-time high of $130.71 in early-morning trading as excitement over the company’s Disney+ streaming service hit fever pitch.

Disney shows up Netflix and Apple with its Disney+ unveiling event

If there were any questions before today as to whether Disney was serious about competing with Netflix and other streaming services, there aren’t anymore. Disney is all in.

Disney obviously needs to open a Wakanda theme park right now

Disney’s “studio entertainment” unit reported a 29% boost in operating income compared to the same period last year.

Inside Disney And Pixar: The Debate Over John Lasseter’s Return

The chief creative officer has been off the grid since claims of inappropriate conduct surfaced in November. With his leave nearly over, the companies contemplate his future.

Disney shareholders to Bob Iger: You’re overpaid!

Walt Disney Company shareholders think CEO Bob Iger is paid quite enough, thank you very much. While the shareholders have only an advisory vote on executive pay, they gave a big thumbs down to Disney’s plan to give Iger even more than the $36.3 million he made last year, Bloomberg reports. The news shouldn’t be … Continue reading “Disney shareholders to Bob Iger: You’re overpaid!”

ESPN For Cord-Cutters Gets A Price As Disney Reports Flat Media Revenue

In a mixed Q1 earnings call, CEO Bob Iger stuck to an overall theme: Direct-to-consumer offerings are Disney’s future.

After Opposing Trump, Companies Like Starbucks (Kind Of) Thank Him For Tax Cuts

Trump was quick to take credit after companies started doling out bonuses, but after getting a huge tax break, they’re essentially engaging in good PR.

Here Are 5 Ways The Disney-Fox Merger Changes The Game

It’s not just about Netflix. Disney’s acquisition of 21st Century Fox assets will reshuffle the power dynamics of the entire entertainment business.

What happens to Fox News after the Disney-Fox merger?

Update June 20, 2018: Disney just upped its bid for 21st Century Fox assets to $71.3 billion in an effort to fend-off Comcast. In a statement, per CNBC, Fox chairman Rupert Murdoch said: “We are extremely proud of the businesses we have built at 21st Century Fox, and firmly believe that this combination with Disney will … Continue reading “What happens to Fox News after the Disney-Fox merger?”

Bob Iger Spills Details About Disney’s ESPN And Netflix-Like Streaming Services

The media and entertainment giant is at a crossroads, and Iger says it’s ready to embrace its direct-to-consumer future.

Disney’s Own Superheroes