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Disney is set to lay off roughly 7,000 employees across three rounds before the summer starts, as part of a broader effort to reduce corporate spending and boost free cash flow, according to a memo from CEO Bob Iger obtained by CNBC. The layoffs, initially announced in February, will impact various divisions within Disney, including...

Disney Canada and Xbox Canada are giving away a custom Xbox bundle inspired by The Mandalorian.

NBC is supposedly interested in gaining the broadcast rights of the NBA once again. Though, Apple and Amazon are also eager parties.

Starting today, STACKTV is adding an array of content across Disney Channel, Disney Junior, and Disney XD.

In celebration of the highly anticipated Avatar: The Way of the Water, Snapchat and Disney have created an AR Lens that turns any Snapchatter into a Na'vi.

Bob Iger is returning to The Walt Disney Co. as CEO effective immediately as Bob Chapek is to step down from his position.

The streaming service handily beat Wall Street estimates of 160.45 million total subscribers as it prepares to launch its cheaper, ad-supported plan

Some of Disney's productions currently don't qualify as "Canadian" despite being made in Canada, with a Canadian cast and crew, and telling a Canadian story. 

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is now available to stream on Disney+.

Apple made more money from games in 2019 than Microsoft, Nintendo, Activision, and Sony combined, so it makes sense for EA to approach the iPhone maker.

Disney provided some new details on its ad-supported tier for Disney+.

Bob Chapek said Disney feels "bullish" about adjusting Disney+ pricing, and a cheaper, ad-support subscription plan is coming later this year.