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Disney's Pixar is among the latest companies to announce layoffs coming in 2024. Currently the scope of the layoffs is unknown.

Disney-owned animation studio Pixar is expected to experience staff reductions this year, according to sources familiar with the matter and confirmed by the company. According to insiders, the company is planning to make substantial layoffs, potentially affecting up to 20% of Pixar’s workforce. This would result in a decrease from 1,300 employees to less than …

Los Angeles & Madrid , January 9, 2024 — ICEX Spain Trade & Investment, whose mission is to promote the internationalization of Spanish companies and the promotion of foreign investment, today announced a new agreement with Parrot Analytics, ...

The pact comes after ‘Money Heist’ spinoff  ‘Berlin’ dropped on Netflix on Dec. 29, registering its second best 2023 non-English series bow.

ICEX Spain Trade & Investment has entered an agreement with Parrot Analytics to help strengthen the production, sales and international positioning of Spanish companies in the international media market.

David Zaslov and Shari Redstone may need a matchmaker to help them seal the deal. No, they are not thinking of marrying one another. But they have been considering a merger between Paramount, owned by Redstone, and Warner Bros, run by Zaslov. David Zaslav met recently with Paramount CEO Bob Bakish about the possibility of […]

David Zaslav and Bob Bakish met on Dec.19 to discuss combining Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global to the dismay of their investors.

Although streaming subscriptions are growing, it can't offset the huge losses caused by customers canceling their higher-priced cable TV subscriptions

So long Elf , hello Die Hard ? New data from Parrot Analytics suggests American holiday movie tastes are shifting slightly from embracing characters like Buddy the Elf towards those modeled after John McClane. To be clear, the vast majority of supply ...

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