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Who is the largest shareholder of Disney stock now?
- Thread starter ChrisFL
- Start date
This should help a little: http://tinyurl.com/3chcf2q
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
The estate of Steve Jobs?
PyroKinesis
Active Member
Pretty sure when you die you don't automatically stop owning those stocks. I assume his estate is the owner now.
Polydweller
Well-Known Member
Exactly, the stocks are part of his estate and will be distributed by the executors according to his will. At this point they are part of his estate.
AEfx
Well-Known Member
I'm very interested to hear about his will.
He was not one for charity publicly (which led to criticism - he may have given privately, his right, but as such a high profile person his name would have meant more in some cases than any money some folks would say), and some people doubt privately he was charitable. When you die with billions of dollars, one hopes that it will go to do more good than just lining the pockets of his descendants.
He was not one for charity publicly (which led to criticism - he may have given privately, his right, but as such a high profile person his name would have meant more in some cases than any money some folks would say), and some people doubt privately he was charitable. When you die with billions of dollars, one hopes that it will go to do more good than just lining the pockets of his descendants.
SyracuseOrange
Well-Known Member
While I appreciate the humor in the resulting link...the results all still show Steve Jobs, so you didn't really answer the question.
PhilharMagician
Well-Known Member
Simply his estate until that is divided up. At that point I would assume his wife will be.
Polydweller
Well-Known Member
If that's what his will says, or they were already co-owners. In the latter case ownership is immediate. If not it then waits for disposition of the will.
ob1thx1138
Member
So i guess the real question here is: Who is the second largest share holder?
Larry Mondello
Well-Known Member
Clearly, thats what I should have said. The Jobs family may not want to be part of the main decision making of the Disney company.
trr1
Well-Known Member
try this
found at this site
All Key Insiders 138,697,818 0.12% 7.46% 5,955,684,309
Steven P. Jobs
Director 138,000,007 0.00 7.44% 5,925,720,300
Alan Braverman
Senior Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary 240,339 34.03 0.01% 10,320,154
John Pepper
Chairman of the Board 103,411 21.50 0.01% 4,440,488
Judith Estrin
Director 54,402 22.16 0% 2,336,035
John E Bryson
Director 51,731 8.53 0% 2,221,336
Robert W. Matschullat
Director 50,176 15.81 0% 2,154,568
Fred Langhammer
Director 42,039 10.50 0% 1,805,153
John Chen
Director 35,587 17.07 0% 1,528,089
Aylwin Lewis
Director 33,751 19.65 0% 1,449,263
James Rasulo
Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer 33,012 -30.49 0% 1,417,535
Susan Arnold
Director 20,376 26.17 0% 874,923
Orin C. Smith
Director 18,777 25.94 0% 806,278
Sheryl Sandberg
Director 7,195 238.10 0% 308,957
Mary Parker
Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer 7,015 141.73 0% 301,224
* Based on DIS Last Close Price: $42.94, 03/29/2011
copcarguyp71
Well-Known Member
Kind of related and maybe I am in the dark ages but I did not know Bob Iger was on the board of Apple...
http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/meet-the-board-apples-media-mogul-bob-iger
http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/meet-the-board-apples-media-mogul-bob-iger
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
And every one of them is worth every nickel.
ford91exploder
Resident Curmudgeon
Why should charity be public?, You know the recipient knows your deity knows, Public charity to me is not charity at all, Unless it's made in someone else's name as a memorial to them.
R W B
Well-Known Member
What makes donating to charity better then lining the pockets of his descendants? He earned that money fair and square. Who are we or anyone for that matter to say what should be done with his money. If he never gave a penny to a charity while he lived and kept his full estate in family only I'm perfectly ok with that. On the other hand, if he gave 100% of his estate to charity, I'd be ok with that too. I just don't understand why people think just because someone is rich they should donate to charities. (Not personally saying you AEfx, but in general).
Sorry for the OT
PigletIsMyCat
Well-Known Member
i know it's not me. i hold like ten shares. also, a lot of people have said that jobs was kind of an a$$hat. it would be nice if some of his money went to charity, but i don't know why it would matter. (unless he left it all to disney to build, like, some amazing ride or something.)