Mickey Mouse Massacre: Disney Has Third Round of Layoffs, Hitting ESPN, Pixar, More
Mickey Mouse Massacre: Disney Has Third Round of Layoffs, Hitting ESPN, Pixar, More by Bryan Chai, The Western Journal Jul. 26, 2026 8:00 pm Truth Tweet Share Gettr .st0{fill:#ffffff;} .st1{fill:#FFFFFF;} .st2{fill:#215E54;} Gab Telegram LinkedIn Free Republic Comments SMS Email Print Somebody should call the police to do a local wellness check on the House of Mouse. Because things do not appear to be okay at the Walt Disney Company.
- ▪Mickey Mouse Massacre: Disney Has Third Round of Layoffs, Hitting ESPN, Pixar, More by Bryan Chai, The Western Journal Jul.
- ▪26, 2026 8:00 pm Truth Tweet Share Gettr .st0{fill:#ffffff;} .st1{fill:#FFFFFF;} .st2{fill:#215E54;} Gab Telegram LinkedIn Free Republic Comments SMS Email Print Somebody should call the police to do a local wellness check on the House of M
- ▪Because things do not appear to be okay at the Walt Disney Company.
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Mickey Mouse Massacre: Disney Has Third Round of Layoffs, Hitting ESPN, Pixar, More by Bryan Chai, The Western Journal Jul. 26, 2026 8:00 pm Truth Tweet Share Gettr .st0{fill:#ffffff;} .st1{fill:#FFFFFF;} .st2{fill:#215E54;} Gab Telegram LinkedIn Free Republic Comments SMS Email Print Somebody should call the police to do a local wellness check on the House of Mouse. Because things do not appear to be okay at the Walt Disney Company. This week brought with it the news that Disney had commenced its third round of layoffs in as many years — and with still months left to go in 2026. A Disney representative confirmed with The Wrap that the company was laying off swathes of employees across a number of prominent divisions.
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