Disney boss Iger declines to comment on Comcast's bid for Sky

Reuters

Tue, Feb 27, 2018, 6:32 AM

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PARIS (Reuters) - Bob Iger, the chief executive of Walt Disney, declined to make any comment to reporters on Tuesday regarding Comcast's $31 billion (22 billion pounds) bid for Sky.

Iger was in Paris on a business trip and was meeting French President Emmanuel Macron.

Comcast is challenging Rupert Murdoch's Fox and Iger's Walt Disney for Sky, seen as a European pay-TV jewel.

(Reporting by Michel RoseEditing by Richard Lough/Dominique Vidalon)

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