Investing.com -- Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) will begin a second wave of job cuts on Monday as part of a drive by the media giant to save $5.5 billion in costs, according to multiple media reports.
(KTLA) — The Walt Disney Company’s planned job cuts could begin in late March, Deadline reported Tuesday. Disney CEO Bob Iger announced on Feb. 8, that 7,000 jobs, representing around 3% of ...
Disney reportedly plans to overhaul its money-losing Disney+ streaming service by adding standalone channels that feature ads ...
The week has arrived for Disney layoffs, Round 2. Walt Disney Co. on Monday begins notifying more employees of layoffs, according to Disney officials, marking a second wave of job reductions that ...
Marvel, the globally recognized entertainment giant, laid off 15 employees on Monday, Deadline reported. The layoffs affected ...
Disney (DIS) has reportedly begun its third and final round of layoffs this week as the company looks to slash 7,000 jobs by the summer. According to Deadline, the cuts will impact more than 2,500 ...
Disney's shareholder vote has become a contentious referendum on CEO Bob Iger, who has struggled to tame enormous problems ...
Marvel and Marvel Studios made 15 job cuts across development and VFX as well as at its New York offices on Monday.
The highly anticipated resolution to the ongoing proxy battle between activist investor Nelson Peltz and the Walt Disney ...
At the company's annual meeting (held virtually) on April 3, Disney officials announced that all its nominated directors were ...
Walt Disney Co. chief executive Bob Iger fought off an aggressive proxy challenge by billionaire activist investor Nelson ...
Marvel laid off 15 staffers on Monday, including lower-level production and development employees in Marvel Studios in Burbank as well as employees in the Marvel Entertainment division in New York.