Walt Disney’s earnings beat Wall Street estimates, Super Micro Computer extends losses, and Cisco posts fiscal first-quarter earnings that fall from a year earlier.

Walt Disney’s earnings beat Wall Street estimates, Cisco posts fiscal first-quarter earnings that fall from a year earlier, and Super Micro Computer extends losses.

Disney CEO Bob Iger adopted a trading plan to exercise options granted 10 years ago, currently worth more than $40 million. According to Disney’s 10-K filing Thursday with the SEC, on Aug. 14, Iger adopted a trading plan that provides for the potential exercise of 372,

Bob Iger adopted a plan to sell as many as 372,412 shares by Dec. 17. The stock options covered in the plan expire on Dec. 18.