article_snippet: In the book titled 'Becoming Steve Jobs' by Brent Schlender and Rick Tetzeli, due to be published on March 24, details emerged of the business pact that made Jobs' Disney's largest shareholder.
article_snippet: Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger reasoned that Disney's $7 billion deal for Jobs' Pixar was not about Jobs or Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger medical condition
article_snippet: the book titled details how Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger told Jobs: 'You're Jobs largest shareholder, but I don't think that makes this matter.
article_snippet: You're not material to Disney's $7 billion deal for Pixar.
article_snippet: We're buying Jobs' Pixar, We're not buying you.'
article_snippet: the book titled details how on January 24, 2006, the proposed day of Disney's $7 billion deal for Pixar, Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger was at Jobs' Pixar's headquarters for the ceremony when Jobs asked to go for a private walk.
article_snippet: Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger, right, reasoned that Disney's $7 billion deal for Pixar was on the value of Pixar, not Jobs, left, or Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger medical condition, so, after consulting a lawyer, Disney's $7 billion deal for Pixar went ahead .
article_snippet: Disney's $7 billion deal for Pixar: Steve Jobs, famous founder of Apple Computer, sits beneath the symbol of another of his ventures, Pixar Animation Studios, on January 24, 2006, Disney bought Pixar Animation Studios for $7 million, despite Job's cancer .
article_snippet: According to excerpts from the book, after Jobs' revelation, Iger asked Alan Braverman, Disney's top lawyer for advice.
highlights_snippet: Hour before Pixar deal, in private,  
highlights_snippet: Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger argued the value of Pixar was not about Jobs or Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger illness but the firm .
  
highlights_snippet: Pixar deal was finalized in 2006 making Steve Jobs' Walt Disney's largest shareholder .