article_snippet: A new biography makes the startling claim that Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger purposely kept Steve Jobs' cancer a secret despite learning that Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger was very sick hours before Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger company bought the animation studio.
article_snippet: Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger learned that Job's cancer had returned half an hour before Walt Disney announced Walt Disney was buying Jobs' Pixar studio in 2006.
article_snippet: But in an extraordinary show of faith the CEO of Walt Disney decided to keep the Apple co-founder's condition a secret for three years, according to a new biography of Jobs obtained by Bloomberg.
article_snippet: Steve Jobs, right, talks with Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger at an Apple media event in 2006, a new book makes the startling claim that  Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger purposely kept Jobs' cancer a secret despite learning that Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger was very sick hours before buying Jobs' Pixar .
article_snippet: Confession: On the day of the deal in 2006, the pair found a secluded spot on the Jobs' Pixar campus in Emeryville, California, pictured, where Jobs put Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger arm around Iger's shoulder and revealed that Jobs' cancer was back .
article_snippet: Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger underwent surgery to remove pancreatic cancer in 2004, but the tumor returned and Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger had a liver transplant in 2009.
article_snippet: As the pair found a secluded spot on the campus in Emeryville, California, Jobs put Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger arm around Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger's shoulder and revealed that pancreatic cancer was back.
highlights_snippet: Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger purposely kept Steve Jobs' cancer a secret .
  