Nubs70
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I believe it is a 2% labor haircut targeted at the linear side of DIS. Based on strategic direction, this is just a start.Any details on this?
I believe it is a 2% labor haircut targeted at the linear side of DIS. Based on strategic direction, this is just a start.Any details on this?
Another site said 140 Entertainment cast were let go. If the numbers are dire when Iger reports quarterly to Wall Street that may just be the beginning.Any details on this?
From parks? All parks? Just DL? It’s like pulling teeth to get any details here hahaAnother site said 140 Entertainment cast were let go. If the numbers are dire when Iger reports quarterly to Wall Street that may just be the beginning.
ABC, Disney Studios, National Geographic, / so far none in parks and resorts. Iger did report the company needed to save $7.5 billionFrom parks? All parks? Just DL? It’s like pulling teeth to get any details here haha
13% let go at NatGeo. I’ll try to find the source for that.Any details on this?
Sure you can read into it. DIS is falling faster than the market.Not defending Disney, but you probably can't read too far into any movement today given the market as whole dropping significantly so far today.
50% of the 140 cast laid off came from the Burbank offices.13% let go at NatGeo. I’ll try to find the source for that.
To the tune of $2.6 billion per year for the next 11 years, on a league that isn't drawing more eyeballs.I see Iger's still getting the company and shareholders to pay for his bizarre and cringeworthy NBA fantasies.
I see Iger's still getting the company and shareholders to pay for his bizarre and cringeworthy NBA fantasies.
Absolutely terrible decisions as usual. You’d assume more bad strategyTo the tune of $2.6 billion per year for the next 11 years, on a league that isn't drawing more eyeballs.
Feels like travel industry stocks got a beatdown today above and beyond what the rest of the market got.Not unexpected but they took a whallop today…a little harsh
As they should…when the economy has a cold…travel has the fluFeels like travel industry stocks got a beatdown today above and beyond what the rest of the market got.
If one can't stomach dips rises and valleys in the markets then they should not be in it. Long-term investors buying into markets that are diversified ( that's key ) are doing just fine .Feels like travel industry stocks got a beatdown today above and beyond what the rest of the market got.
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