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Emma Hinchliffe, Joseph Abrams

Abigail Disney blames the rapid change of the pandemic for Bob Iger's SAG strike missteps

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Good morning, Broadsheet readers! A new court ruling on mifepristone is here, we get a peek at SpaceX's financials, and Abigail Disney blames rapid societal change for Bob Iger's SAG strike missteps. Have a restful weekend.

- Striking commentary. Abigail Disney has become a forceful critic of the company that bears her name over the past several years. The Disney heiress has advocated against inflated CEO compensation and the ever-growing gulf between average worker pay and chief executive pay.

The ongoing Writers Guild of America and Screen Actors Guild strikes have put even more attention than usual on Disney and its CEO Bob Iger. Thanks to some ill-timed comments calling striking workers' demands "not realistic" and the strikes "disturbing," Iger has become a face of the industry's well-paid, powerful executives now fighting against their workforces.

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