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Disney CEO Bob Iger Asks Staff To Return To Office 4 Days A Week
Robert Iger, the CEO of Walt Disney, informed the company's staff on Monday that they would have to work four days a week from a Disney office.
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Disney Introduces The First Plus-Size Protagonist In The Animated Short Film "Reflect"
The first plus-size heroine from Disney appears in a film about body dysmorphia.
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Disney Says It Will Pause All Businesses in Russia a Week After Halting Movie Releases
Disney has now announced that it is "taking steps to pause all other businesses in Russia" a week after halting all movie releases in the country.
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Disney Will Spend $33 Billion on Content in 2022
The Walt Disney Company plans to spend $33 billion (about Rs. 2,45,930 crore) on content in the fiscal year 2022, up $8 billion (about Rs. 59,621 crore) driven by Disney+, ESPN+, Hulu, and Disney+ Hotstar. Disney’s Studios — Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm, and others — will release 50 movies and TV series in 2022.
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Disney to Furlough Some Employees Over Virus-Forced Shutdowns
The Walt Disney company said on Thursday it plans to furlough some of its employees starting later this month as the coronavirus pandemic keeps its theme parks and other businesses shuttered.
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Mohenjo Daro Effect? Now, Disney to Focus On Hollywood in India
There were reports that the studio was leaving Bollywood production following the poor box office performances of its recent releases -- Hrithik Roshan starrer Mohenjo Daro and Katrina Kaif, Aditya Roy Kapur's Fitoor
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Hulu's owners call off plans to sell company
Hulu's owners have decided not to sell the online video hub, the consortium announced late Thursday.
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Cinderella coming to India this Christmas
Disney's beloved Princess Cinderella and her Prince Charming are heading to India this Christmas to spread good cheer among kids here.
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Disney looking into cradle for customers
The Walt Disney Company has started an ambitious and risky march toward the one corner of childhood it does not already dominate: newborns. Late last month, the company quietly began pressing its newest priority, Disney Baby, in 580 maternity hospitals in the United States. A representative visits a new mother and offers a free Disney Cuddly Bodysu...
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Disney CEO Bob Iger Asks Staff To Return To Office 4 Days A Week
Robert Iger, the CEO of Walt Disney, informed the company's staff on Monday that they would have to work four days a week from a Disney office.
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Disney Introduces The First Plus-Size Protagonist In The Animated Short Film "Reflect"
The first plus-size heroine from Disney appears in a film about body dysmorphia.
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Disney Says It Will Pause All Businesses in Russia a Week After Halting Movie Releases
Disney has now announced that it is "taking steps to pause all other businesses in Russia" a week after halting all movie releases in the country.
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Disney Will Spend $33 Billion on Content in 2022
The Walt Disney Company plans to spend $33 billion (about Rs. 2,45,930 crore) on content in the fiscal year 2022, up $8 billion (about Rs. 59,621 crore) driven by Disney+, ESPN+, Hulu, and Disney+ Hotstar. Disney’s Studios — Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm, and others — will release 50 movies and TV series in 2022.
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Disney to Furlough Some Employees Over Virus-Forced Shutdowns
The Walt Disney company said on Thursday it plans to furlough some of its employees starting later this month as the coronavirus pandemic keeps its theme parks and other businesses shuttered.
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Mohenjo Daro Effect? Now, Disney to Focus On Hollywood in India
There were reports that the studio was leaving Bollywood production following the poor box office performances of its recent releases -- Hrithik Roshan starrer Mohenjo Daro and Katrina Kaif, Aditya Roy Kapur's Fitoor
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Hulu's owners call off plans to sell company
Hulu's owners have decided not to sell the online video hub, the consortium announced late Thursday.
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Cinderella coming to India this Christmas
Disney's beloved Princess Cinderella and her Prince Charming are heading to India this Christmas to spread good cheer among kids here.
-
Disney looking into cradle for customers
The Walt Disney Company has started an ambitious and risky march toward the one corner of childhood it does not already dominate: newborns. Late last month, the company quietly began pressing its newest priority, Disney Baby, in 580 maternity hospitals in the United States. A representative visits a new mother and offers a free Disney Cuddly Bodysu...
