Disney pulled a surprising move over the weekend, firing CEO Bob Chapek and bringing back former CEO Robert Iger to replace him. Iger previously ran Disney from 2005 until his retirement in 2020, a highly successful period for the company. Chapek departs after two shaky years at the helm - a Nov. 8th earnings report showed Disney's stock price down 41 percent since January, while its streaming division lost $1.5 billion in the last year.
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