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Disney plans more layoffs, divisions told to find up to 20% savings

Deadline’s Anthony D’Alessandro and Nellie Andreeva report Disney is preparing fresh layoffs across TV networks and its movie studio, with managers given targets as high as 20% in annual cost savings.

Why it matters. Divisional leaders must now justify headcount against a 20% savings bar, with cuts continuing into next year.

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