Disney's Succession Planning for Bob Iger's Replacement

Morgan Stanley's James Gorman to lead Disney's search for Bob Iger's successor. Iger returned in 2022 after rocky transition to his replacement, Bob Chapek. Iger extended contract to end of 2026. Disney facing challenges in parks division. Succession planning committee formed in 2023.

Controversy surrounding Actress Rachel Zegler and Disney's Snow White remake

Actress Rachel Zegler caused controversy by declaring 'Free Palestine' on social media while promoting Disney's Snow White remake. This comes after past comments insulting the original film and backlash from fans. Disney CEO Bob Iger aims to avoid cultural and political wars after financial troubles and layoffs. The movie faced additional criticism for leaked photos of the 'seven dwarves' resembling multiracial hipsters.

Disney job cuts in TV division

Disney is planning job cuts in its TV division as part of cost-cutting measures due to struggles in various areas of its business, including declining linear TV viewership, underperforming theme parks, and losses from its Disney+ streaming service. Approximately 140 jobs will be eliminated at Disney Entertainment Television, with ABC stations, NatGeo, and Freeform being most affected. The cuts are part of a broader effort to reduce annual expenses by $7.5 billion.

Bob Iger's Honorary Knighthood

Disney CEO Bob Iger has been granted an honorary knighthood by Queen Elizabeth II before her passing, receiving the title of Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (KBE) in an investiture ceremony presided over by Prince William in Windsor, England. Other honorees included Oscar-winning film composer John Williams.

Disney's $4 Billion Loss on Disney+

Disney CEO Bob Iger attributes $4 billion loss on Disney+ to investing too much in content without focusing on quality, rather than on woke diatribes or left-wing propaganda. The company's stock price has also plummeted, but Iger believes the decline is due to oversaturation of content.

Disney's Upfront Presentation and Bob Iger's Remarks

Disney boss Bob Iger expresses optimism about the company's future during an upfront presentation, highlighting key achievements and upcoming projects in the entertainment industry.

Disney's Financial Challenges and Strategy Shift

Disney's stock plunges over 9% as CEO Bob Iger warns of tough times ahead, particularly in streaming services. The company plans to reduce the number of Marvel movies released per year and focus on streaming for future growth. Disney faces criticism for LGBTQ content and has experienced a significant drop in favorability ratings.

Disney CEO Bob Iger accused of advancing political and sexual agendas

Disney CEO Bob Iger is accused of advancing political and sexual agendas and grooming small children, despite denying it at a shareholder meeting. The article criticizes Disney's alleged agenda and praises the free market's ability to reject such content.

Disney CEO Bob Iger's Boardroom Battle

Disney CEO Bob Iger wins boardroom battle against activist investor Nelson Peltz, securing all 12 preferred nominees. Shareholders back Iger with 94% vote, causing Disney shares to drop slightly. Peltz's concerns about Disney's performance and leadership highlighted during the proxy fight.

Disney Shareholders Meeting Drama

The lead-up to Disney's annual shareholders meeting is filled with drama as CEO Bob Iger faces criticism for recent box-office disasters and cultural clashes. Billionaire investor Nelson Peltz is challenging Iger for control of the company.

Political Support for Donald Trump

Billionaire Disney investor Nelson Peltz plans to back former President Donald Trump's bid to retake the White House, criticizing current President Biden for a 'really scary mental condition' and the country's 'degradation' under his leadership.