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A lot has happened since Bob Iger took over as CEO of The Walt Disney Company once again.
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But, it’s the future most people are concerned about. Iger was hired to restructure the company, and we’re still in the dark about what exactly that means. Disney stock performance has dropped to a nearly 50-year low, several executives have left the company, and Iger may start making moves sooner than we think — reversing a huge decision made by former CEO Bob Chapek.Â
We’ve been keeping a close watch on Disney stock prices since the return of Bob Iger as CEO.
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When it was announced that Iger would once again come aboard to lead the company, stock prices jumped. They’ve remained steady, even nearing $100 a share at times — and prices haven’t dipped below $94 since Iger’s return. Until recently, that is. Disney stock dropped quite a bit on Monday, and we’re taking a look at why that might have happened.
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