Bob Iger’s celebrated return to Walt Disney Co. in November 2022 was meant to restore the magic to the entertainment giant, but instead has been marked by financial underperformance, strategic missteps, and reputational damage. The CEO who once built Disney into an entertainment powerhouse now faces questions about his legacy as the company’s stock significantly trails the market and key business segments struggle to find footing.
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China’s Trade Surplus Hits $1.2T Despite US Tariffs
China’s export engine continues to defy US tariff pressures, driving the nation toward a record $1.2 trillion trade surplus. Manufacturers have successfully pivoted to markets like India and Southeast Asia amid restricted US access, demonstrating remarkable resilience in global trade patterns. As these developments unfold, financial institutions like Goldman Sachs and Nomura are closely monitoring the implications for global markets.
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Bob Iger’s highly anticipated return as Disney’s CEO has failed to reverse the company’s prolonged stock slump. Despite his previous success, Disney’s shares have declined 10% over five years while the S&P 500 surged 100%. The company continues to grapple with massive streaming losses and stagnant growth across key divisions.
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