Bob Iger

International investor talks about his assets in Ireland, Netflix, Trump, and succession plans

Payout reflects close relationship between Rupert Murdoch and top banker

Fox shareholders to be offered $35 a share in cash for its film and television studios, cable entertainment networks

US president complains that no-one from ABC network has apologised for ‘horrible’ statements about him

Things were ‘getting weird’ on the set of the Han Solo film. So they changed director

Ryanair falls in Dublin as more negative industrial relations news filters out

Deal gives Disney an arsenal of shows and movies to combat digital rivals

Final price and the future of James Murdoch remain under negotiation

Planet Business: Ryanair’s cancellation crisis and other grim events in perspective

President criticised for failing to denounce groups involved in racial violence

Donald Trump’s latest antics merely cement his image as the highchair king

Planet Business: ‘Trade facilitation posts’, ‘Mr Creepypants’ and boomerang bosses

Hackers threaten to release latest instalment in the series unless the studio pays up

Media mogul says US needs Fox News as ‘otherwise everything’s leftist’

Company’s shares fell 1.7% as revenue comes in slightly below expectations

In Dublin, Bank of Ireland remained weak in line with other financials

Streaming investment to ‘allay investor fears’ about relevance in online world

Two-year-old was playing at lagoon’s edge in Florida when he was dragged into water

The 14 things successful people do before their cornflakes

This week: Sky turns 25, Disney toasts ‘Frozen’ and Air France-KLM gets classy

Female characters are still sidelined, stereotyped, and sexualised in movies and popular culture. Merida was the exception