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Disney's Bob Iger still thinks Apple merger would have 'gotten there' if Steve Jobs had lived

Outgoing Disney Chairman Robert Iger continues to believe that the entertainment giant would have ev

Disney's Bob Iger still thinks Apple merger would have 'gotten there' if Steve Jobs had lived

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