Disney has initiated another round of layoffs, cutting a few hundred employees primarily from its technology and human resources departments. This move was led by the new CEO, Josh D’Amaro, and does not affect the company's TV or film divisions. The downsizing reflects ongoing efforts to streamline operations under new leadership. The impact is focused on back-office functions rather than creative or production roles.
Following the announcement of layoffs at Disney, the stock trades at USD 105.28 on Pluang as of September 30, 2026, 00:21 WIB. The share price has dipped slightly by 0.40% in the last day. Investors on Pluang show strong interest with 94% of order activity being buys at this time.
Disney is laying off about 300 employees, mostly in human resources and technology, as part of ongoing cost-cutting efforts since Josh D'Amaro became CEO earlier this year. This follows previous rounds of layoffs, including up to 1,000 roles cut in A...
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