Bob Iger may no longer be the CEO, but his work at Disney is not over. In a surprising announcement on Tuesday, Iger said he would be stepping down as Disney CEO, ending one of the most successful ...

Disney CEO Bob Iger will ring the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange on July 17, 2025, in honor of the 70th anniversary of Disneyland.

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 ...

On Thursday morning, the New York Stock Exchange will provide a live broadcast of Disney CEO Bob Iger ringing the NYSE ...

BURBANK, Calif. — The Walt Disney Company announced late Sunday that former CEO Bob Iger will return to head the company for two years in a move that stunned the entertainment industry.

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 ...

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 announced his successor, parks head Bob Chapek. The move is effective immediately. Iger will stay on as executive chairman and over see content through the end of 2021, at ...

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.

Bob Iger is still reportedly unhappy about the way Disney handled his exit and considers naming current CEO Bob ... Iger, who stepped down as Disney CEO in early 2020 just before the COVID-19 ...

Disney CEO Bob Iger said he’s “obsessed” with finding his successor ahead of his planned retirement in 2026. Bloomberg via Getty Images. In 2020, Iger handpicked Bob Chapek to succeed him, ...

Disney paid Iger, who returned as Disney CEO in late 2022, just under $31.6 million last year. The majority of Iger’s compensation came from stock and option awards — $16.1 million — while ...