Disney CEO Iger 'Overwhelmed' Amid Company Struggles and Investor Pressure
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Disney CEO Bob Iger is said to be "overwhelmed and exhausted" trying to turnaround the company amid its stock slump.
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz has lost confidence in Iger and boosted his stake in Disney to become one of its largest investors.
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Peltz is pushing for board seats after Disney's stock has dropped over 50% from its pandemic highs last year.
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Iger has raised prices for Disney+ and is looking to cut costs through layoffs and selling off assets like ESPN.
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Insiders say Iger has privately joked "Why did I come back?" to run Disney again after retiring in 2020.