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New Disney Layoffs Hit Pixar

Bloodbath at Disney as mass layoffs hit — with animation movie giant being gutted

The Walt Disney Company has unleashed a fresh bloodbath across its entertainment empire, with Pixar taking a major hit despite the blockbuster success of “Toy Story 5.” The “Mouse House” announced several hundred layoffs Tuesday in its third round of cuts this year,

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Disney Cites One Pixar Movie’s Performance as a Factor in Latest Layoffs

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Pixar Layoffs: Animation Studio Hit Hard as Disney Axes Several Hundred Employees

The Financial Express · 19h

Disney layoffs: Iconic film studio suffers most cuts despite historic $1 billion box office milestone

Another company-wide layoff heartbreak hit Walt Disney Co employees on Tuesday (US time).

Outlook Business · 12h

Disney Layoffs Continue: Pixar, ESPN, National Geographic Among Hardest Hit

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Disney lays off “several hundred” staffers.

newsbytesapp.com · 18h

From Pixar to National Geographic, Disney axes hundreds of jobs

Notably, the biggest job cuts are expected in Pixar and National Geographic, two divisions that have been hit hard by the last wave of layoffs.

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Disney Cuts Hundreds of Jobs Across Pixar, ESPN and National Geographic

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Disney Layoffs Hit Hundreds of Staff, With Pixar Cuts Reportedly in Part Due to Underperformance of Hoppers

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New Disney Layoffs Hit Pixar, ESPN and Other Divisions in Streamlining

Pixar and Nat Geo are said to be hit particularly hard in the latest round of cuts, with some high-profile talent also being let go at ESPN.

CNET

'X-Men '97,' a New 'Descendants' Movie and Much More Hit Disney Plus in July 2026

We all know that Disney Plus is the hub for Disney content, new and old, along with Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar and National Geographic. Beyond its familiar classics, the platform adds a steady stream of new movies and shows each month,

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'Moana' sinks at box office. Is Disney's live-action remake era over?

Disney's new "Moana" has flopped at the box office in its opening weekend. What does it mean for the studio's live-action remakes?