Bob Iger, who is in the home stretch of his two-chapter run as CEO of the Walt Disney Co., is selling $42.7 million in stock. The move, disclosed in an SEC filing, makes good on a plan detailed by the company earlier this month for Iger to exercise an option to sell shares.

Bob Iger, chief executive of Disney, cashed out a chunk of his stock options worth $42.7 million, according to a regulatory filing.

Disney CEO Bob Iger sold nearly $42.7 million worth of his company stock, a regulatory filing reveals. Bob Iger Sells Disney Stock Iger sold 372,412 shares of Disney on Friday, November 22. The shares were vested stock options Iger was granted in 2014 and were set to expire this December.

Sometimes life imitates art, and such was the case with an Australian flight that unexpectedly hosted a not-so-welcome guest. On Thursday, Virgin Australia passengers in Broome reportedly boarded a plane bound for Perth without realizing that a snake had slithered its way onto the aircraft,

Andre Rerekura of Disney+ mini-series 'Shipwreck Hunters Australia' spotted the reptile on a flight from Broome to Perth

Getty Images And here I thought 'Snakes On A Plane' was just a movie. Well that movie concept turned into these peoples' reality as an unwelcome passenger boarded the plan alongside them. Don't worry,