Disney holds talks with pro-sports leagues about ESPN investment
Disney executives have held discussions with the NBA, NFL and others about taking a minority stake in ESPN, according to a new report.
Robert “Bob” Iger is an American businessman and current executive chairman of the Walt Disney Company. He previously served as the chief executive officer of the Walt Disney Company.
Disney executives have held discussions with the NBA, NFL and others about taking a minority stake in ESPN, according to a new report.
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