Disney is not inviting dozens of media outlets to the premiere of the "Snow White" remake that it usually does, Variety ...

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- A Disney downtown in the city of South Bend, with this month's First Friday celebrating all things Disney. Volunteers with DTSB set up a Disney Character Crawl, with local ...

Disney’s ABC News Group and Disney Entertainment Networks will lay off just under 200 employees on Wednesday, Fox News Digital has confirmed. The cuts represent nearly 6% of the total ABC News ...

ABC’s loss appears to be CBS’ gain. We hear longtime Disney and ABC staffers have been finding a home at CBS News as the former continues to slash its workforce. Former ABC heavy hitters such ...

ABC News and Walt Disney Co. entertainment networks are being hit with a 6% reduction in staff amid shrinking ratings and revenue for traditional television. Workers were told of the cuts Wednesday.

Disney is laying off just under 200 staffers across its TV and ABC News operations, the latest in a series of cuts to its employment base as it navigates more difficult terrain for media companies.

The Walt Disney Company is set to lay off roughly 200 employees in its ABC News Group and Disney Entertainment Networks unit. A memo from ABC News President Almin Karamehmedovic to employees ...

An animated character in a new ... the chief executive officer of Disney, recently signed off on a settlement of a defamation lawsuit President Trump brought against ABC News and has been vocal ...

Karamehmedovic followed a prepared statement during the meeting while fielding no questions nor offering any information about Disney's decision to discontinue FiveThirtyEight operations, according to ...

The Walt Disney Co. is reportedly laying off around 200 employees, or just under 6% of the combined staff at its ABC News Group and Disney Entertainment Networks units. According to The Wall ...

In a major update, Disney has confirmed cutting down nearly 6 percent of staff members across the Disney Entertainment Networks as well as ABC News units. Richard Horrmann, senior vice president of ...