Bosses should consider a candidates “genuine decency” just as much as they consider skills and experience when hiring, writes Disney CEO Bob Iger.

Disney CEO Bob Iger earned $41 million last year, a 30% increase over the previous year. The windfall comes after two Disney films were among the highest performing of 2024. Bob Iger got a hefty raise from Disney last year.

Walt Disney Co. Chief Executive Bob Iger was paid $41 million last year, up from the $31 million he made in 2023. Iger has long ranked among the highest paid media CEOs.

As Disney punts its succession decision to 2026, CEO Bob Iger continues to be a financial beneficiary. According to the company’s annual proxy filing, Iger received a pay package valued at $41.1 million in 2024, mostly in the form of stock and option awards. His salary was $1 million.

Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger’s compensation skyrocketed to $41.1 million in 2024 — a 30% jump from 2023. Disney disclosed Iger’s pay in a new Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

Olaf's original death scene in Frozen 2 was much grimmer than the version we got, actor Josh Gad has revealed.

According to company filings, CEO Bob Iger received a pay package of $41.1 million in 2024, mostly in the form of stock and option awards. His salary was $1 mil

Bob Iger's compensation for 2024 increased to $41.1 million, marking a 30% rise from the previous year. Disney's CEO received a mix of stock awards, option grants, and performance bonuses.

Disney CEO Bob Iger, who greenlighted Twin Peaks as ABC Entertainment President from 1989–1992, pays tribute to series co-creator David Lynch who died.

The increase came in the form of a bigger bonus, along with greater stock and option awards. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Walt Disney Co. Chief Executive Bob Iger received a $41.1-million pay package last year, according to a filing Thursday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. That figure is about 30% ...

Disneyland and some of the other divisions of Disney Experiences (the current name for the Disney theme parks and consumer products division) just announced a shuffle of leadership. As part of this change,