Disney boss Bob Iger, who led the media company through several blockbuster acquisitions and the launch of a streaming network, is stepping down as chief executive. Disney said it had appointed ...

Current Disney (DIS) CEO Bob Iger is step down from his role — for the second time — in 2026. Gorman, Morgan Stanley’s (MS) executive chairman, joined the Disney board earlier this year.

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Bob Iger will step down in 2026 after previously coming out of retirement to lead the media company. The media company is among the largest mass media and entertainment companies in the US.

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Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger’s compensation skyrocketed to $41.1 million in 2024 — a 30% jump from 2023. Disney disclosed ...

Robert Iger has stepped down as the CEO of The Walt Disney Company. This comes a year earlier than expected, as Iger had previously revealed his plans to bow out in 2021 with the expiry of his ...

Iger, who returned for a second run as CEO after his first successor (Bob Chapek) was fired ... mentorship and coaching with Iger and members of the board. Iger is set to step down in 2026, though his ...

Ex-CEO Bob Chapek was hand-picked by Iger to replace him when he stepped down from the role in 2020. During Chapek's time at Disney, he successfully guided the parks through the pandemic shutdowns ...

One of the most powerful names in entertainment and media is undoubtedly Bob Iger ... who could replace the 72-year-old Iger when he eventually does step down? From our morning news briefing ...

Bob Iger's return ... a row will bolster Iger as he continues to grapple with getting the streaming business to profitability, and shrinking the streaming losses was a big step in that direction ...