Disney announced former CEO Bob Iger would return to the helm, replacing Bob Chapek, who took over the top executive spot more than two years ago. $3,500 iPhone possible?

Disney has a new CEO, announcing Bob Iger has returned to the post he gave up in early 2020 to Bob Chapek. He’s now set to lead the company for two years, after it reported disappointing Q4 ...

Bob Iger has replaced Bob Chapek as Disney‘s CEO, a shocking turn of events for the world’s largest media company that has been in turmoil ever since Iger stepped down as CEO in February 2020.

Bob Chapek, who took over as CEO of Disney in 2020, constantly butted heads with current CEO Bob Iger during his time at the helm. This report from CNBC offers some details on what went wrong.

Iger, a company man since joining ABC in 1974, led the network after Disney acquired it in 1995 and was elevated to CEO of Disney in 2005, succeeding Michael Eisner.

Bob Iger will remain at the helm of Walt Disney Co. through 2026, fulfilling a prediction from many in the industry that he would not step down as CEO at the end of next year as originally planned.

Disney’s stock price soared 10% after Bob Iger agreed to return to The Walt Disney Co. as its CEO. Getty Images/iStockphoto. Disney board chair Susan Arnold also publicly gave Chapek a vote of ...

Ted Sarandos, Bob Iger, Brian Roberts and David Zaslav were all seen arriving at the sun-bleached Allen & Company’s ...

Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger has reportedly been left “overwhelmed and exhausted” by the challenge of righting the ship at the Mouse House, whose tanking stock price has spurred activist ...

Bob Iger is once again Disney's CEO, effective immediately. He will guide the company for the next two years after stepping away from the CEO position in 2020.

Disney CEO Bob Iger has been talking with the White House about growing concerns over artificial intelligence and how it could misuse Disney’s characters and stories. According to people familiar with ...

Bob Iger has been heading one of the world's largest entertainment companies for nearly two decades. The House of Mouse boss stepped down as Disney CEO in February 2020 only to return in 2022 ...