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Nearly 200 staff are expected to be laid off from Pixar.

Disney saw massive layoffs last year, and now it looks like Pixar is next.

The Walt Disney Company, in a cost-cutting move, is planning on beginning layoffs, implementing a targeted hiring freeze, and limiting company travel.

The layoffs announced two months ago are going to hit Disneyland and Walt Disney World even harder than we thought.

This is truly "the dark times."

A bunch of Walt Disney World cast members received layoff notices that could literally end some attractions.

Over 200 actors were laid off as Disneyland and California Adventure remains closed.

Disney's layoffs will have some long term consequences for the theme parks.

Not unexpected, but not good.

The park is back open, but that's not good news for everybody.

Netflix is set to lay off a number of employees as the streaming service looks to retool their marketing strategy in the face of new competition.

Round 3

The chopping block is back.

Well that didn't take long

Big layoffs coming to Fox Studios after Disney's takeover.

We all knew this part was coming...